Sorry. I'm still kind of new to how this place works.

Yes. Just PM me.

Yes. Just PM me and I can send you the ordering information.

More old art--Morrissey's Every Day is Like Sunday. The pier in the background is Redondo Beach pier. I used to go walking and biking there a lot.

During a long period of unemployment I had to do a metric ton of commissions to make ends meet. Here's a very small sampling.

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Good thing I didn't make the drive out there myself!

A couple of older cross-over pics I did--the first with David Hopkin's Drip Rat (the people at that Karaoke bar better applaud if they know what's good for them), and then one with @ebonyleopard.bsky.social Extinctioners characters.

Oh boy is that true! I once spent a weekend doing an employment test, only to find out they already knew who they were going to hire, and they were only interviewing people to fulfill government regulations.

It looks like most of the trash is related to alcohol consumption, which is the actual problem. Drunk people don't clean up after themselves.

I read them in my school library, but I don't think they're available there any more!

Loved these as a kid! Outdated scientifically, of course, but who cares?

So did you ever read Space Cat as a kid?

The quote more in context. (not my original image--I downloaded it some time ago)

I don't see why not. I have that CD set, and the Jeff Lynne Idle Race is full of quirky, catchy tunes. Very much a product of it's time, but most music is. There's nothing for him to be embarrassed by.

Yeah, we could also have a thousand Ted Bundys. But I guess that doesn't matter to him, since adult men aren't usually the targets of serial killers.

A music comic me and David Hopkins did a while ago, using some characters from his Jack webcomic. I'm the huge #muse fan, Dave not so much, but he was a good sport about indulging my obsession.

The art and character designs look great, but I am so sick of the 'if you want something bad enough and try really hard it will happen no matter what" trope in animation I could puke.

For more cat POV books that most of you probably never heard of. Some of these are very old, some are newer. The Abandoned and Jennie are the same book with different titles.

Checking my books, you are quite right! I got confused because there's some good photos of the bird that made me think the date was later.

Is that the laughing owl? You might want to double-check the extinction date--I thought it was in the 20s or 30s.

(sighs) And now he just does MLP...

Too bad all the sequels sucked, both movie and prose. In the very early Rowrbrazzles, Steve Gallacci was doing a sequel called Children of NIMH. Lightyears better than anything 'professionally' produced.

For the newer followers, a reminder that I still have these three Jack Salem books available from the Kickstarter I did a few years ago. (plus the pin on the bottom!) They all contain stories that have not and will not be posted online.

If you see this, I implore you to post a picture from your device without comment.

If you see this, I implore you to post a picture from your device without comment.

Ten authors by whom I've read more than five books

Octavia E. Butler
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Alan Dean Foster
Stephen King
William Horwood
Dean Koontz
Blake Crouch
Joseph Wharton Lippincott
Philip Palmer
S.M. Sterling

It's actually a furry redraw of an album cover. Headfirst, by the Babys.

Just some misc. art from the archives.