The Washington Post is having an online poll to pick the Best Webcomic of the Decade. Twenty-two features, including "Kevin & Kell," are vying for the title
here. This is purely for entertainment purposes; nothing is riding on it. It's a pretty strong list, showing how much talent is working in webcomics these days.
Repeating my con schedule for 2010, I will be at
Anthrocon of course, for the annual "Kevin & Kell"
patron social, and I'll have three Atlanta-area cons (
Furry Weekend Atlanta,
Momocon and
Dragoncon). If any other out-of-town appearances come up, I'll let you know.
I recently did the artwork for a freelance assignment, which you can see
here.
We have a new sponsor joining the rotation:
Star Pirates. They've launched a special Herd Thinners, Inc. section for your participation.
I'm selling some of my old "On the Fastrack" original artwork from the 1980s and 1990s on E-Bay. You can see the current one that I have up
here in which you can see one of my first anthropomorphic comics in the time before I created "Kevin & Kell," with Art and Wendy as the tortoise and the hare. Remember to now access "Fastrack" at
The Washington Post and "Safe Havens" at the
Seattle P-I.
Be sure to read
Lindesfarne's Blog to see how the flooding in Domain impacted Hare-Link. Catherine Aura's
Twitter updates continue her adventures (romantic and otherwise) in the human world.