Friday, September 30, 2011

Childhood drawings one.

I ran across a book of art that I've done from elementary school up through high school and I thought I'd share select pieces with you.


#1: I was probably eight or so when I drew this. I imagine this is the sort of stuff that Calvin would draw for Hobbes. Here we see two lovely frogs. One with a dagger driven through him while the other is in mid-croak and about to be destroyed by an axe. To my defense, they both look mighty happy about it.

#2: You may look at Rogue Symmetry and say, "Man, has he always been this amazing at drawing hands?" Here is your answer. I was about 13 and I was already mastering those five fingered things.

#3: My teacher's support was evident through her not so cryptic notes on my drawings. She can think my hands can't draw all she wants because I still maintain that she was a swap monster in disguise.


That's all for now. I have lots more to share in the coming months.

Bye, "Baby Hands" Derrick
Doesn't that sound like a boxer who is really really bad at it? Like he hugs people when he should be countering.

Mall Elvis, I mean elves

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Now on Go Comics Sherpa

I am so happy to announce that you can now see Rogue Symmetry on Go Comics Sherpa. Register for an account and pick which daily cartoons you want to see.

Nothing has changed with the way you enjoy RS. It is still going to be updated right here on this site every single day, and will still be on FB daily (and occasionally on Twitter when I remember. I'm kind of lost on that site still).

Another cool thing about comicssherpa is dicovering new cartoonists that are not syndicated and are trying to get a foot in the market. I have discovered so much talent out there in the last two days that I otherwise would not have known existed. Thanks Universal Uclick!

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=csizf

http://www.gocomics.com/rogue_symmetry