I’ve been keen to thing of Channel Hex as digest sized, it makes sense, drawing roughly A4 art that’s half my regular art sized, should be much faster. But then you start looking at what digest sized MEANS – and
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Author: PJH
Channel Hex: Planet of the Blind
Reminder: this isn’t the final work, the final work will be an entirely different story. This is just me trying to figure out some stuff about logos/layouts/page sizes/etc. Anyway, last time on Channel Hex, I’d planned on a commando digest
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Channel Hex: Planet of the Blind
Got some work done, decided to start playing with logos and layouts for the kickstarter digest idea. (To recap: a 64 digest comic, it’s actually 68 pages – once you include the covers, drawn while I do other work. Scifi/horror
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Pomodoro
I blogged about this a few years ago, but it’s been years and my blog has been wiped, so off we go.. The pomodoro technique is a way of breaking down tasks and just getting stuff done. It’s pretty straight
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Tiers of a Starblazer
So been thinking some more on the idea of a digest style comic on kickstarter and what sort of tiers I could do, and again, very open to ideas/thoughts on this. It’s not the sort of thing I want to
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Starblazer
Starblazer was a UK Digest sized that ran (according to wikipedia) from 1979 to 1991, though not sure how they were distributed in Northern Ireland as I’m pretty sure I never saw one. The digest size is a lovely format,
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Why Not!? Post Launch…
So, couple of days ago I put Tom’s comic Why Not!? online. I figured I’d put it up as a free pdf download, and if anyone wanted to donate something, that’d be awesome – Tom could have a little extra
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Why Not?!
Thomas(10) has been writing up and drawing up a storm. He’s written and pencilled a 24 page comic called Why Not?! – which is largely inspired by the Beano and the Phoenix. One of the struggles of being a professional
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Mac and Me
New computer New computer!! The last computer I bought was purchased from an online store where I got to pick and choose every single component. Now, I used to work in IT (though I preferred software to hardware) so I
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Things unfinished
Never finished this (though if I’m honest, I barely started it) anyway. Here’s some content! WOO!