Paul

help has arrived in the form of my tea being ready, at this sensible time of 10.30pm

if you write 'City' enough it looks like a fake word, makes you think.

Also: please help

Sex and the City and the City

I imagine it's what it's like being in The City and The City

when you zoom in too much on a pic you're working on in photoshop you have to sort of partition your brain and use a kind of hazy mega-focus so you only see the bit you need to, and not all the many mistakes around it you don't see at normal zoom.

his wikipedia page has a bit that mentions "Radiohead collaborator Adam Buxton", which I assume Adam Buxton wrote himself

had Magazine on in the background for about 90 minutes and it's not a singing voice that suits being listened to for that amount of time. Give it a rest, Howard!

Rhizomatic compound, the first Decadence video game is now live on steam to wishlist! We are excited to share with you this unique interactive comics experience.
WISHLIST ON STEAM NOW!!

beginning to suspect people aren't taking the responsibility of controlling a big metal death machine seriously!!!

drawing tablet seems to have gone back to default settings, which is fun. Not a huge deal as the 'better' settings I'd adjusted it to were dogshit as well

dunno why anyone braves the roads. You could be the best and safest driver in the world but it doesn't matter if so many other drivers are like that sack of shit

saw someone steering their car with their elbows while texting using both hands. Great stuff!!!

Why I Cannot Support Zohran Mamdani
By Longlegs

And some more! Working on my ink style for the book

Sadly they are very rare now, all the cheap sections are packed with marvel comics from (spits and coughs) the 21st century

It's very annoying, as they often collect the sort of 90s 'cancelled after a year' nonsense I like, but those comics should be 25p each from a bargain bin

they always give me a chuckle when I look at them at the comic shop and try to guess what the price'll be. Even factoring in "this'll be stupidly expensive", I always guess too low

did the reasonable thing and fixed this as a treat to the version of me 5 days from now that's crying over a broken computer

I hate making comix

seem to have accidentally made copies of the last 5 pages I've been working on. This isn't a problem now but I bet these extra files will confuse me at some critical stage of production

ended up just rewatching An American Werewolf in London, but this is a good idea for tonight.

*BOOM*

Before Megatron there was the Diaclone Walther P-38. Check out this vintage art covering all the features including the silver pack in gun and sword #Transformers

Deformed people walking a deformed environment

The Marvel Family Battles the Tenement Terror, Chapter Three: The Living Nightmare (The Marvel Family #65, November 1951). Script by Otto Binder. Art by Pete Costanza

watched that too recently! I agree though, it does rule

looking through my DVDs for a talk-heavy film to have on while I do comics bullshit for hours. Sadly, everything I own is a visual extravaganza. There's always Glengarry Glen Ross but I'm really not in the mood for its specific Energies

EVANGELICAL, RIGHTWING THINKTANK, AND TECH LEADERS RETURNING FROM THEIR SUMMIT AT PRETEEN ISLAND: What if...everyone homeless?

his face there looking like you're viewing it from about 4 angles at the same time. This is because I'm a very futuristic artist

drawing of a skull guy with horns and the text "20 drawings of Marvel UK legends!!! HEAVY MOLYBDENUM by Paul Jon Milne"

cover to the wee marvel uk zine I made a couple of years ago

Better quality scan of the front cover, its 72 pages long. This hails from April 16, 1986 and features a lengthy comic from Shirow alongside three pages or so of his personal commentary. There are 3-4 anthology comics ranging from SD Gundam to original SF works.