Category: Comics

Folklore Thursday: Kālī

Posted on 5th March 2020 by PJH

You’ll have to apologise for my brevity on this one. I wish I had more time to draw it again. Some individual bits I like but then I feel like it’s less than the sum of its parts. Oh well.
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I wanted to tell a story, and specifically a love story. Linking readers through time to each other. Initially, because I’m the definition of vanilla straight man, it was a man and a woman but that just felt very dull
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Folklore Thursday: Anteros

Posted on 13th February 2020 by PJH

Oh man, this was a hard one. Frankly, I found the idea of an avenging god of unrequited love absolutely appalling. And it was hard to figure out how to tell a story that wasn’t going to be… gross. I’m
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Folklore Thursday: Beowulf

Posted on 6th February 2020 by PJH

Is this the shortest comic adaptation of Beowulf? someone phone the guinness book of world records. Oh I was so excited to get this tweet early from John. I’ve never been into fantasy, I was hard wired for sci-fi, but
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Folklore Thursday: Wandinja

Posted on 30th January 2020 by PJH

The location in the bottom panel is based on The Pinnacles in Australia. (Not much time to go in depth here for this one, pencilled, inked and coloured in clip studio. Researched via google.)

Folklore Thursday: yedua

Posted on 23rd January 2020 by PJH

Any resemblance to creatures living, dead or fictional is entirely coincidental. I wanted to do a one page short story, there’s a variety of cool muck monster things in fiction, and I love the pairing of god with streetwise magician
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Folklore Thursday: Hidebehind

Posted on 16th January 2020 by PJH

We ended up, somehow, out of sync with the folklore thursday account, tweeting our stories on week ahead of theme (christmas, a confusing time all round). So this is a resync strip. John sent me the tweet and I had
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Folklore Thursday: Cray

Posted on 9th January 2020 by PJH

Seymour Roger Cray was an American supercomputer engineer. Beneath his suburban home he constructed a series of tunnels. When Cray reached a creative impasse he would retire below. “While I’m digging, the elves will often come to me with solutions
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