If you’re a long time reader, you may know my 11 year old son, Thomas, has taken a hankering to make some comics (and you can download them from free from here). Well, he decided he wanted to do a
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Author: PJH
Folklore Thursday: Santurnalia
Just one more thing… So, here’s a special thing, just for you (for the moment) a two pager. John will be tweeting a two tweet thread. I had planned more, but this came in late with double the normal workload.
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Folklore Thursday: Skaði
And that’s if for Folklore Thursday for 2019. More to come in the new year. Though if you’re a subscriber to the patreon you may find you’ll get something before then.
Xmas Options
Comes this time of the year, and – owing to my prior working life in IT (tech support/programming) and my reputation as someone who still enjoys tech, I’m normally asked by friends/family what they should buy the loved ones in
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Folklore Thursday: Cat
“John, look, I think we need to get engagement on twitter up. The internet loves cats, so whatever the NEXT folklore tale is about — I’m drawing cats” And thus, John sent me this: Cat Sí are Celtic fairies in
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Masterclass
I’ve signed up for the Masterclass website. Masterclass run a bunch of web classes from various luminaries in their fields explaining how they do what they do. It’s all very very high production quality, though that’s reflected in the price
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Folklore Thursday: Rübezahl
Look, I’ll address this head-on. Yes, that’s Alan Moore, Leah Moore and John Reppion. I wasn’t asked to do that (John never asks for me to do anything, it’s all me) but reading the tweet, laying the panels out and
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Folklore Thursday: Vrillon
This was a lot of fun. I’ve been itching to do a scifi-ish tale with one of the folklore stories since we started (I am, at heart, a 2000AD artist, scifi is the norm for me) I honestly didn’t think
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Journal
I’ve been keeping a journal this past week, based on the Bullet Journal format. The Bullet Journal is, basically a way of organising a notebook into something like a diary with a todo list. There’s a lot of hoodoo that
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The Long Con
I’ve not done many cons this past couple of years, but I feel like next year I aught to up my con game. Cons used to serve a very particular function for me, once upon a time, they were generally
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