Covered up an erroneous marker spot with more marker. The mistake is still visible, but I otherwise kinda like the effect? Soundtrack: Chess in Concert

Diversity is our (culinary) strength.

Matilda: The Musical is easily in my top three shows of all time. I names my daughter after the show. Wonder I’ve never tried to draw it before. Soundtrack: Extraordinary Attorney Woo.

Literal superhero speech. When has a politician ever talked like this on camera? Chills

Lotta MTG discourse this week, so I decided to dedicate my drawing to something completely uncontroversial: my favorite partner commanders. Soundtrack: Make Some Noise clips on YouTube.

A quirky show like Extraordinary Attorney Woo deserves a better depiction than this, but some nights I just don’t have it in me. Soundtrack: Chatting with the bros.

Some nights are hard. That’s when you break out the “lemon-filled donut” ice cream. Mug courtesy of my wife.

I can't believe me obsessively watching the fascism parade 24/7 is somehow not stopping the fascism and has made me more anxious than I've been in years! Quelle surprise!

Hasty drawing never yields the result I want, and yet there is something quite freeing about working quickly. Also? “George Floyd made me rethink my relationship with Batman” is an insane thing to say that is also, probably, true. Soundtrack: First Steps from Celeste OST.

Me playing Silksong, day one: “Eh, this game isn’t that hard.” Me playing Silksong, day two, fighting the Bell Beast: “…I’m in danger. This is the SECOND BOSS, and I’ve died 20 times.” Soundtrack: Podcast (Tap Tap Concede)

This whole story is basically that one lubalin song. youtube.com/shorts/OLmun...

My wife and I used to hit up a DVD rental place (closed after COVID) for date nights when we first got married ~2019. The combination of browsing physical movies and chatting up the teenage theater kids who worked there made for some of our best date nights.

Just a quick Storm today. Vacation is now over, which means I might have more time to dedicate to these soon. Soundtrack: The new Patrick Willems video about off-kilter music biopics. Gonna have to watch Betterman at some point.

The monument cycle from Amonkhet aren’t locked into a color identity. Need to go tall in a white weenie deck? Add Rhonas’s Monument. Need extra creatures in mono-black Aristocrats? Consider Oketra’s Monument.

My kid has really taken to Calvin and Hobbes. He has picked up… some vocabulary I wish he wouldn’t use so much. Soundtrack: Hollow Knight OST.

Forgot about this story. My favorite story from the last round of No Kings protests.

Moab, UT? Not bad. #nokings

I’m not sure Stan Sakai is the absolute best to ever do it… but he’s the best in my heart.

There’s no way this is true. Anyway brb gonna watch Kpop Demon Hunters for the fifth time.

I’m on vacation, so I’m not working super hard on these things. However, in an effort to exercise some creative muscles, I’m still pressing forward for the next few days. Soundtrack: My children, very much awake, talking into their nighttime monitors.

There was a 'womp' sound from the yard. I looked out the window. Where the large pile of leaves had been, a dragon sat. "Oi!" I called. "The hoard was unguarded," the dragon said. "I claim it." Every damn year. It'll leave once the leaves lose their golden hue. Meanwhile, I can't order takeaway.

Body horror Elsa. I’m going to bed. Soundtrack: Pop/Stars (Little V cover)

There was some chatter on here yesterday regarding X-Men and hot takes. Here’s my biggest one: Beak deserved better. Soundtrack: Another Teams meeting. (Writing down whatever I listened to while drawing is proving less interesting than I hoped.)

I hate that this is how I learned I’m the same age as Vance.

Utah! Come protest this Saturday! If that seems a little too European, just pretend you're doing a Pioneer trek.

Claremont and Hickman have the only two good runs on X-Men. You can count Morrison’s run if you want, but it’s just Claremont’s run again.

Absolute Wonder Woman. I cannot stop thinking about this book. From the way Diana approaches everything with a genuine compassion to her immersion in a truly feminine/matriarchal religion, this is what Wonder Woman should be. Soundtrack: Coworkers chatting about food.

American Christians: Thank you, Trump, the greatest Christian President of all! Trump, unprompted, repeatedly: They're saying it's hard for a rich man to get into Heaven, folks. Like a camel through a needle's eye. And camels are the biggest—you've never seen something so big. It's not happening.

Mr. Frodo Baggins… Not much to say about this little guy, other than he’s just a little guy, and yet that was enough. Soundtrack: Podcast (Shivam and Wheeler Love Magic).

Literally every fever dream I’ve ever had turns me into a Tetris block… perhaps as a way of justifying why I keep tossing and turning all night. Get your flu shot!

Oh, this speaks to me.

I remember quite liking The Adventures of Lolo, so I thought my four-year-old might enjoy it, too. He was too scared. Soundtrack: The Nutcracker Suite, Ouverture.

Spent a while searching online for good books on candy making. Got fed a bunch of sponsored articles, some AI-written books, and a YouTube channel whose videos offer great alternatives to “woke” material. We really did break the internet, huh?

Inquiring minds… Pretty sure at least half the love I have for Superman is actually for Lois Lane. Best girl in comics. Soundtrack: Random YouTube shorts.

get in losers we're repenting

You ever have a great idea completely let down by your inability to draw it? Glorious Godfrey is my favorite Jack Kirby character… in part because of the way he predicted a bunch of the right-wing jerks who use faith or conviction to justify their cruelty. Soundtrack: Clair Obscur.

Donatello, The Brain AD Stephanie Cheung This was actually the last of the 3 pieces I painted for the TMNT set for which I was VERY happy to contribute to Donny wasn't one of my favs until now - his single-minded dedication to toiling away in a cluttered space hit pretty close to home Thread->

Any time I participate in any sort of Inktober thing, the chances I’ll wind up drawing a Usagi Yojimbo are pretty high. Soundtrack: Into the Unknown (Jonathan Young cover)

This speaks to me in a spiritual way.

Just a quick one today. I was on a call with some buddies talking comics and drew a little Astro Boy after seeing Naoki Urasawa’s Pluto on my shelf. Soundtrack: My buddy’s Dragon Ball opinions.

Thematically, this probably should have been Terra, but I always liked Celes significantly better. Soundtrack: Superman: The Animated Series. (One of the reasons I like drawing as a hobby is that it lets me play movies or TV shows while I work.)

Eh, perfect is the enemy of done, anyway. Fun idea to try, though. Soundtrack: Potatus Et Molassus.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is basically scripture to me (EMBARASSING, I know), but I don’t know that I’ve ever cried harder at anything in media than the ending of season 1 of The Legend of Korra. Soundtrack: My kids telling me stories while playing with kinetic sand.

As part of the truth & reconciliation process I think we'll all have to agree to prohibit baseball caps with messages on them.

Actually finished this one hours ago. I’ve never claimed the title “brony,” but I’ve certainly watched more MLPFIM than most. Soundtrack: “Three Kobolds in a Trenchcoat” (covered) by JoCat.

Pancakes? Pancakes. Hellboy might be my favorite superhero or superhero-adjacent figure in media. And baby Hellboy eating pancakes? Phenomenal. Soundtrack: Some boring Teams meeting.

Ink drawing for November 2. Seriously, so much better than Cow Tools or whatever. Shermy here looks a little like my own boy. Soundtrack: Vince Guaraldi Trio, natch.

Look, I love me some Calvin and Hobbes and whatever, but for my money this is the single greatest, funniest comic strip of all time.