Sketch of Mirka’s siblingsAlthough most of them don’t come up in the graphic novel (which I’m working on, really!), Mirka actually has a lot of sisters. Just one brother, though. Anyhow, I thought this sketch of all the siblings would be fun to post. 
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More Hereville Title Page SketchesRemember, you can own a paper copy of “Hereville” of your very own! For folks that pay extra, I do a sketch on the title page. Each sketch is different. Here are two sketches I did recently; you can see a bunch more here.
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Two Further Title Page SketchesRemember, you can own a paper copy of “Hereville” of your very own! For folks that pay extra, I do a sketch on the title page. Each sketch is different. Here are two sketches I did recently; you can see a bunch more here.
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Yet More Hereville Title Pages Sketches!Remember, you can own a paper copy of “Hereville” of your very own!
This is my personal favorite of the title page sketches I’ve done so far… there are two more sketches below the fold.
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More title page sketches!
There’s another sketch below the fold….
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More “Hereville” Title Page Sketches!For folks who buy paper copies of Hereville and are wondering what you get if you spend the extra for a title page sketch, here are a few examples….
I’ve been drawing on computer so long, drawing with markers on paper feels very odd. :-) I’m purposely not erasing all of my pencil construction lines; I always love seeing those in other people’s work (I have a Walt Kelly cartoon on my wall in which his blue pencil lines are very clear, and even show where he changed his mind about panel order). More title page sketches under the fold…. I’d be very interested in knowing which ones people like and don’t like.
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Hereville is back in print!The second printing of Hereville will be delivered on Thursday! So just a reminder — you can order them here, either for $15 for an unsketched copy, or $30 for a copy with an original sketch on the title page. Here’s an example of one with a sketch:
You can also buy an electronic copy for $5. Sketchblogging: Dog, Triangle-Head, and Random Weird Face
Triangle-Head is a character who shows up again and again in my doodles, and I’ve occasionally done cartoons about her, such as this 24-hour comic, which I see I drew an entire decade ago. Yipes! (That comic probably isn’t appropriate for all ages, by the way.) About that dog, I’ve never been good at drawing that moving-back-and-forth-quickly effect — there’s been a bunch of times I’ve drawn it into my comics, only to redraw the panel without it because I didn’t like how it turned out.
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Sketchblogging: Sad Faced Man and Spatula
The Sad-Faced Man is a character who has shown up in a lot of my doodles over the years, and appeared a few times in Pre-Structuralist Funnies. I’ve also frequently doodled anthropomorphic spatulas and coffee cups. I have no idea why.
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