Pranesh is a very quiet member of the Fantasyville Police Squad ran by Officer Struthers (also known as “Sir”). He actually didn’t speak very much until the Haiku Flu struck everyone at the police station.
Very little is actually known about Pranesh, other than that he has a sister named Sissy, and as revealed towards the end of the comic, he has tattoos. However, no one knows the story behind them. Continue reading “Pranesh Sketch (In Progress)”
Aww yiss.
I’m making the covers for the new Johnson & Sir book I’m hoping to fund on KickStarter. Here’s the front!
Next, I’m going to sketch up the back, featuring the rest of the cast, a book description, and some quotes about the comic.
Timothy Cramer of Provocative Praise actually had this to say about the comic:
“Johnson & Sir proves that simple world-building and silly plots do not prevent a skillful artist from occasionally delivering small masterpieces of characterisation, dialog, motion, panel composition, or page layout.”
Thanks, Timothy!
Johnson & Sir also got talked about in a recent episode of The Comics Alternative Podcast. Be sure to give it a listen.
And if you haven’t checked it out yet, go to the KickStarter page for Johnson & Sir’s new book. There’s some new art on the page, as well!
That’s all for now. Thank you for reading!
You. Are. Awesome.
Johnson & Sir as a webcomic is finished, with 100 pages of epic silliness.
But the story is not complete yet! Continue reading “Johnson & Sir is Now on KickStarter”
Ok, before I update you on how my trip to DC went, I need to make this post explaining something, because there’s been a bit of confusion.
Back in November, Kia and I ran the first KickStarter for Seeing Him, the Webcomic. That’s the campaign that failed.
Why?
Not just because the goal was too high, or the rewards were too much work.
The reason the goal was high was because we hoped to fund the first two to three chapters of the series.
We failed the first time.
So when Kia and I regrouped, we decided to only fund raise for the first 15 pages. It wasn’t the entirety of chapter 1, but 15 pages had a goal of $600. We both felt that $600 was a good, attainable amount to start with for an unknown webcomic.
The idea was, if we didn’t get funded at all, we just wouldn’t make the series. However, if we got funded at $600, we could make additional comics pages the stretch goals.
We would LOVE to get enough funds to make the first chapter in its entirety.
But for a webcomic that hasn’t started yet, that may be asking a bit too much.
So far, everyone has been super supportive and helping to get Seeing Him, the Webcomic funded! We are already up to a $100 stipend for Kia. Now our next goal is $750, to help cover Kia’s stipend and 20 pages of comics! The stretch goal after that, $900, will get Kia a bigger stipend of $150 AND get the full chapter done!
So, if you can, please give your support, whether you pledge or spread the word. Every little bit helps and we have less than 14 days left!
Thank you for reading.
You. Are. Awesome.
P.S. Tomorrow I’m going to talk about my trip to DC this last weekend. Look forward to: sunburns, cuckoo clocks, and art history. Oh my!
