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Swimmin’ Mole Progress and IMP in Paperback!

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Hey everybody! Here’s the latest two inked pages for Swimmin’ Mole. I’m churning out 2 more pages for that wonderful writer fellow Leighton Conner, then he’s packaging it up for a pitch to various comic publishers.

Swimmin' Mole Page 9

Swimmin’ Mole Page 9

Swimmin' Mole Page 10

Swimmin’ Mole Page 10

Meanwhile, several Hex Games have recently been released as physical, made-from-real-trees books – including IMP! So if you feel like picking up a copy of IMP that an imp would actually be able to hit you with (or eat) you can nab one at DriveThruRPG.com or RPGNow.com. Not only that, but these fine establishments also sell both PDF and physical copies of Spy Racers, another Hex Game with interior art by my husband, James Hornsby. He drew lotsa sweet cars with spies, I don’t think there’s much more that you’d need to know….anyway, Spy Racers is available here at DriveThruRPG and over here at RPGNow.com. Buy some games that we drew the art for, delight in them, and have fun!

The Webcomic Handbook Kickstarter

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For those curious about the process and / or profession of making a webcomic, I wanted to share about a new book that’s currently on Kickstarter from Brad Guigar. For those unfamiliar with Kickstarter, this website allows for people/groups to present a project they’d like to create and the funding needed for that project. Interested people can then back that project for various amounts, and receive special rewards and / or first dibs on items from said project.

The Kickstarter is for the second edition / sequel to the wonderful “How to Make Webcomics” book, which was originally published in 2008 by Guiger and his trio of troublemaker friends Scott Kurtz, Kris Straub and Dave Kellett. My husband and I picked up How to Make Webcomics (often shortened to HTMW for short attention span sake) while attending C2E2 a few years back and managed to get 3 out of 4 of these talent fellow to sign it. (We managed to catch Dave Kellet at Comic-Con later that year, who signed that he was “the one who was too handsome to appear at C2E2”). The book has been invaluable as my husband and I have worked on our respective comics and we were both really excited to hear about the Kickstarter for the sequel.

The newly dubbed “Webcomics Handbook” is going to contain updated information on several chapters of the first book and cover newer topics that weren’t addressed previously, so I’m super stoked. Not only that,  but since the funding passed the amount that was originally needed, Guigar added some stretch goals as well, including new episodes of Webcomics Weekly, which I love to draw to. (Heads up that if you  have/are a small child or are not big on swearing: you may not be as big a fan, since there is some sailor talk occasionally.)

There’s still 3 days left on the Kickstarter for the Webcomic Handbook, so if you’ve ever wanted to make a webcomic and needed extra guidance, I highly recommend backing the project.