NananananananaLEARNING!

So if you haven't heard of it yet, there's this thing called the Super-Dictionary that DC had put out way back--click this link to a Cracked article that tells you all the hilarious details. Anyways, the panels they show from it are amazing, like, have-me-on-the-floor-laughing amazing. And I just couldn't resist making this.

definition for 'ajar' courtesy of cracked.com

and my little tribute to the Super-Dictionary.

Larger Image of My Sister's Gift

It's a little embarrassing that I'm not posting better pictures of these...not embarrassing enough for me to find my family's good camera, though.

Third Process Christmas Comic

Larger Image of Superman Gift Illustration.

Did you look at the last post? It's a not-as-well-laid-out comic describing the process of making this thing.

This is what I've been up to while neglecting this blog...

...making presents for people!

FYI, my scanner was too small to get a better picture of the final image.

This was just too funny not to share...

So no personal drawing attached to this post, but it goes along with the spirit of what I think I try to post here when it isn't drawing practice:

I frequent this blog, Project Rooftop, where different interpretations of superheroes from a wide variety of artists are posted up. This little comic, if you will, explains exactly how bad cleavage is for crime fighting.
Click here: Aaron Diaz Explains Why Cleavage is Bad for Crime-fighting.

A little late, but since the original theme of this blog is comics...

...I'm sharing the super cool Batman and Flash pumpkins my sister and I carved. Batman was all me, and I helped do the drawing for Flash while my sister did the knife work.

Batman fights the Englishman

Somehow Cassi and I started discussing how one of our illustration teachers dressed (name changed to protect his identity, but if you go to PNCA then you know exactly who this dude is).