The comic will be up sometime on Wednesday. Almost done, just too tired to continue tonight.

I can't resist cute animal videos. Here's a mouse doing an obstacle course!

Hey there. Lately, my work has been really stressful and my health hasn't been so good. I don't think I can really continue things as I have been without a break of some sort. So I'm considering either taking a month-long hiatus or posting pencilled pages, which would be a lot faster for me to make. I think at this point I'd rather do the pencilled pages and try to ink them as time becomes available and I feel better.

I'm going to try to get a rough page up for Wednesday. If I have to take a break I'll probably run guest art or something. In any case, I thought I should give you guys a heads-up that things will be dicey for the next month, one way or another.

I'm really sorry about this, and thanks for understanding.

Man, I just noticed that next week I'll be putting up page 155. Since it's the 156th page, it'll mean that I've been working on Gothbunnies for three years in total. (Hiatuses really screw with one's anniversaries).

It gives me a great desire to go back and fix my art. And also to make my next comic a vector copy 'n'paste deal.

The comic will be up sometime later today. Hopefully earlier rather than later, since I still have homework to do for Thursday. Bleargh.

In the meantime, this is pretty cool.

Hey! You! If you're not easily offended and like Powerpuff Girl-esque art, go read Sister Claire (Pregnant Nun). It's cute and irreverent!

Edit: fixed the link, it works now!

January has been pretty productive so far, as far as art goes. My New Year's resolution of doing some drawing every day is still going well (I'm posting the little snippets to my art blog, Lagomorphosis). I'm going to try to keep it going through February this year. Unlike last year, when I gave up a month in.

I'm starting my painting course tomorrow and there's a canvas and some brushes sitting here waiting for the chance to be used! I've never had a real stretched canvas before. I even dug out my tube of yellow ochre paint that I last used in my studio course in 1998 and it's still good. Craziness!

I'm very excited about this.

Other than that, I've wasted way too much time on the Fail Blog and Geekologie this weekend. :P Also, just because you haven't had enough nightmares lately, here's a creepy sheep chair. Do I want one of these? I have no problem with sheep skins if the meat was actually consumed. Still, taxidermy -- it's freaky.