Infinite Corpsey

I finally got around to producing something for the website, Infinite Corpsey, which is a version of exquisite corpse - the game where you add things to a drawing without seeing the whole until it's finished. Infinite Corpsey follows a three-panel comic format with the skeleton character, Corpsey. Check it out!

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4,000 Year Old Practical Joke

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Huffing Post

I recently picked up some new software. Here's my first comic using Manga Studio 5:

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Autumnal Voice

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Follow the Money

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Dog & Tricks

A bit long and late in posting, but I've got two in a row to make up for it. The first is a quick sketch from a recent open mic night:

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Indiana Jonesin'

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First World Living

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Cowboys & Power Tools

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Hat's Off

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Rocky Montage

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WHEEZER

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Why So Serious?

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Coffee vs. Beer (and Cardigans)

 

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Change (Of Scenery)

The following is a wordless comic representing a recent trip north, and possibly a more permanent change of scenery. But, as usual, nothing is certain. I enjoyed creating the palette for each stage, though. And this blog definitely needed a splash of color. Am I right?

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Safflower Power

In researching my idea for a post-apocalyptic story, I read about some exciting research that has actually been in process since 2006. But it remains interesting and exciting nonetheless, for various reasons.

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Artie the Android: Garage Saling

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Retro Game Love

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Apocalypse, How!

A seed for another storyline that needs development...

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Variation on a Theme: Holding Pattern

Like I said, I might approach this theme in some different ways. This one was hand drawn and inked, then scanned. Happy double-post Sunday!

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