Woosh. Where’d it go? Look, I could beat myself up here, but the reality is no-one could’ve been expected to get much done this month. Dealing with lock down, two kids needing educated, wife working from home and then, after
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Author: PJH
Folklore Thursday: Kodoma
Originally posted at Patreon.com/holdenreppion I’m trying to transition my digital drawing over to the ipad and away from the big desktop. Partly this is about space, partly display quality (ipad pro vs cintiq lo res) partly about affordability – if
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Five things I wish Clip Studio Would Add…
I love Clip Studio and have been using it for years, it IS full featured – to a remarkable degree, but there’s things it doesn’t have (and, unbelievably things it used to have too) and here’s my person wishlist: Auto
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2020 Week 16 Review
Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer;Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; William Butler Yeats “The Second Coming” Yeesh. Missed a week of the weekly reviews. And nearly missed this weeks. It’s been chaos,
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Folklore Thursday: Gandreið
Originally posted at patreon this Thursday. I’m running a bit late on the old blog updates. Ok, I feel like this may make little sense, there’s a logic in here, I swear… So my first step was to google “Gandreið”
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Dad-A-Zine
I decided to take today off. My all-powerful white-board/schedule has it today listed as “Script Caduceus” – which is the three part creator owned thing I’ll tell you about (I will probably never do, but it’s good to keep your
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Folklore Thursday: Eggs
Bit of an Easter treat, here’s the greywashed version and a b&w version you can print out and colour in (or print out and give to your kids!) Originally from Patreon. Hey, it’s an Easter Special! This one was a
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2020 Week 14 Review
Ok, things (well, me) are starting to slow down. There’s a walking-through-treacle effect starting to happen now as the pile of projects to-do moves to the pile of projects completed, and nothing new is filling that to-do pile up (it’s
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Folklore Thursday: Henbane
Originally available on Patreon. Which remains free to read, but if you help support us you can see the strips early! The henbane here is a trace of the henbane image available on wikipedia, and is in the public domain.
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March Madness
Trying to count up the work I did in march, but, as you know, it’s been a crazy month. So let’s start with stuff I know I did: 10 pages pencils and inks for a new 2000ad series. Hurrah. Four
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