Or more accurately, my strip has been reviewed. Please check out the latest “The Lightbox:Illuminating Webcomics” podcast episode. Thanks to Matt Stout of Big Sandy Gilmore and Chris Flick of Capes and Babes for doing a balanced review with good feedback for me to act upon. And if you are not already a listener - but you are a [...]
Toy Story 3 is this summer’s offering from Disney-Pixar. The final installment that reunites us with Woody, Buzz, Jess, et al. had a recording-breaking opening weekend for Disney. I thought Hollywood stopped numbering sequels? Let’s get on with it: What I Liked Disclaimer: I’m a big Pixar fanboy, and while they have a nearly perfect [...]
Robin Hood stars Russell Crowe in a Ridley Scott film that tells the back-story of the fabled “do-gooder”, up to the very moment the “rob from the rich to give to the poor” business plan is born. What I Liked The opening visuals accompanying the credits Painterly strokes are rotoscoped over key scenes. The visuals [...]
Always on the lookout for new, relevant blogs from thought leaders, I stumbled upon the 52 Weeks of UX blog today. For those not in the Web Design business, UX is a two-letter acronym for User Experience. The ease of which your prospects navigate your site is a task often arrived at by developers and [...]
Do You Draw? Here is Why You Need to Ditch Photoshop CS3
May 12th, 2010 | by T. AndrewIt’s a simple touch that has revolutionary impact if you use Photoshop for drawing. Using a video card that supports OpenGL, you can now twist your canvas with versions of Photoshop greater than CS3. You could always achieve this effect (in theory) using Rotate Canvas at arbitrary angles; the difference now is that the task [...]
Over the last few years, I have always kept an eye out for collections of free Photoshop brushes. Today – after epic amount of time thinking about it – I actually started to make my own. Here are some things to lookout for as you setup your custom brushes: Use a grayscale image. The background [...]
I uploaded a YouTube video (my Channel is here) since I’m pretty jazzed at the new hardware I got to make this comic. Disclaimer: This is NSFW, and by NSFW I mean that you probably don’t want to be caught watching a dorky video some guy made about his new PC to draw pictures. If [...]
Two Can Play At That Game: A Side-by-Side Review of Two Current Games
April 14th, 2010 | by T. AndrewI was meaning to review the stunning “Heavy Rain”, a Playstation3 exclusive as I completed one play-through, but thought I might compare it to another big social gaming favorite “Bubble Island” by Wooga on Facebook. Let’s compare them on a couple of fronts, fully tossing away that this is an apples vs. oranges debate; indeed [...]
If you have linked here from my guest strip for Odori Park by Chris Watkins, which launched on April 02, 2010 thank you for taking the time. I’ve been a fan of Odori Park for a while and count it among my top five favorites. I love his line quality, art style and the overall [...]
How To Train Your Dragon is the latest offering from the venerable Dreamworks Animation. DWA is second only to Disney Pixar (Pixar themselves second to none) in the CG animated feature film field. They have brought us great stories like Shrek and ANTZ. What I Liked Full disclosure: as a CG artist myself, I have [...]



