Crossover Event

I swear to you, I'm not trying to make my daughter into a Tomboy or anything (not that that would be a problem for me); She's just taking an interest in the stuff I'm into, which just so happens to include some toys I've accumulated over the years, and floppy books with colorful pictures. And the fact that I watch  cartoons on a fairly regular basis is an easy hobby for her to relate to, as well.

In unrelated matters, I'm not a huge fan of Superman, but it's an obviously iconic character, and I don't remember ever really trying to draw him before. So, I gave it a shot...

I don't listen to as many podcasts as I did back when I worked at the glass shop, but one of the few I've kept up with is The Ink Panthers Show, which is hosted by the cartoonists Mike Dawson and Alex Robinson. I recently did a title card for one of their episodes (they haven't used it as of yet)...;

Lastly, I finally finished the black and white art for the "BroLoaf" 7" I was working on, and will be picking up my copy at the release show tonight.

Oh yeah, read RECORD HEAT every Monday (cross-promotion, yesssss)!

Sometimes I Forget

I also wore a "World's Greatest Grandpa" cap during High School.

I've been watching the Japanese audio, English-subtitled versions of the original"Dragonball" series (which I think is infinitely better than "Dragonball Z") on Netflix. It's one of the few anime cartoons I've ever really got into.

Doing my Best

I usually think that I don't draw often enough, but sometimes it seems that I'm spending too much time doing it, and possibly neglecting other portions or my life. It's hard to find a balance, but as of right now, I feel like I'm doing okay. Of course, I'm still on paternity leave from work, so I'll probably be strapped for time again, soon enough.

In other news, here's a couple pics of my daughter, Kennedy, pretty soon after her birth (which was almost 2 weeks ago, now), that were snapped by my mother-in-law.