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It's not unusual for me at the moment to end a strip with several paragraphs on the process of writing comics. And while I enjoy writing on that sort of thing, and my comics inspire to write about it, expecting people to read my comic then a mini essay only semi related to it at the end before the next strip would be crazy, and expect ing people to dig around through the archives for interesting ones is also crazy. It's also a little distracting from the main intent of the strips, so I've decided to divide up my efforts a bit.

So Peace on Earth, my main comic project at the moment, will be moving to it's own website, and I'll be looking to increase the update schedule for that quite a bit from "weekly, if I can get around to it this month". I'll be inhabiting tumblr to try and get out some of my more random ideas and sketches. And here will be something like an essays or musing a week on comic writing. That seems like it's not going to be a big draw, but I'll see where that goes, and in the least it'll give me someplace to put those musings that's out of the way of my other work.

At some point I'm also going to try an incorporate wordpress into all this rather than hand code every page of html. Zen though I find it, it limits my capabilities, takes a lot of time, and does mean there's the occasional horrible mistake.

Everything I've worked on

	Peace on Earth is a strip about two people trying to find their place in a world literally filled with horror. It is my current work in progress. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Love vs Hat is the story of the worst break up imaginable, told in stages of 5 strips a piece. It's very stylized in an attempt to try and get around the fact that it should be completely appalling. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Pabafol is a strip about an insane girl in an inconsistent world. It is nothing if but raw enthusiasm for life, and for cartooning. It was never meant for sharing, but turned out well enough that I'm taking the effort to go back and pull some out of my sketch books. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Invisible City is the sequel to Pabafol, graduating to a more orderly universe, with the same old chaotic charater. It was never quite as good so It didn't run very long before I got diverted by other projects. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Sometime I write short stories instead of comics. Very short. And just about as strange as everything else I do. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	I really need to pull my art together a little bit. For one, I have a huge amount of sketches I could put up. For two, they're currently split between an art page and a sketch archives, both of which have their uses. Either way my third problem is I just cannot shut up about it. Sketch Archives Index | Read from the Beginning | Art Page
	Mr Snodgers' Neighborhood is a strip that is ostensibly about the life of the world's most evil man, though from fairly early in it started to drift from that, and into the strange world that I constructed for him to live in. It was my first strip, and my first consistent effort at writing and it can be clumsy as a result, but it also has it's own fun. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	S0 or S-sub-Not might be described as Mr. Snodgers' Neighborhood's twin sister from a parallel universe. More practically, if you were to describe the main strip and a show, this would be the after hours, with many ties and cross overs with the main strip. It also dedicates a lot of time to looking at the nature of being in a comic. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Fiznik and Shouty is an effort into putting as little work into a comic as possible. All concerns of quality control are out the window as I aspire to write a comic with as little thought as possible within a 15 minute time limit. Apparently the result is hilarious, and this make the part of me that's put hard work into improving weep. Archives Index | Read from Beginning
	Rob and Billet was a very short strip that tried to be like Shouty and Fiznik, but replaced the time limit with a space limit, making each panel the size of a postage stamp, and placing panels in an arbitrary patern which I then had to work around. I had to redraw them to show them here. Overall, this experiment worked out much less well. Archives Index | Read from Beginning