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Do you enjoy silly little wordless comic zines? If so, take a peak at this zine I made called Witch Citizen. But if not... I honestly don't know how to help you. Sorry?

I've been so focused on other projects that I haven't spent much time doodling little notions recently. But now I'm trying to get back into the habit, okay? Take a look at what came out of my pen yesterday :->

I'm currently on a mission to refresh my tiny zine stack because it's no fun lugging around the same old stuff to every fest! So here's a brand new little baby that I just completed entitled Witch Citizen. I'll post a scan of it in its entirety once I get to a library or something (my scanner is broken). In other news, I recently got this very cute toast rack to display tiny zines at events. I had to comb through a lot of crummy ebay listings to find this puppy, do you think it was worth it?

These are some of the elements that made up my tiny zine collection ONLY GOOD THINGS. Peeping these scans should give you a decent notion of what my zine making process is like. It's a little shall we say... chaotic? I don't redraw anything on my computer anymore because my digital drawing set-up is busted; all adjustments have to be done on paper. Drawing on paper is always preferable, but now my scanner is busted too and my entire pipeline is jacked! I'm not crying about it though, I swear... :'->

Here's a bunch of baloney that I pulled off of my external hard drive. Some of theses bits and pieces are from various projects that I've made over the past couple of years but there's also stuff in here that never really became anything at all. I think it's all just nice to look at when grouped together like this, you know?

This doggy character has only made two brief appearances in my zines so far but just look at them now! Their very own tiny zine! And all of this before I've even gotten around to naming them. At some point, I will have to sit down and actually do that but not today, okay? My character naming process is fairly simple but also arbitrary and absurd and I just can't. Please! Do not make me try and come up with a name for them... Okay, fine!! You win. I did it. Their name is Fold. It might be a family name? And also their friends call them Folds or Foldy. You know how friends are!

In addition to the bigger piece I just posted pictures of, I also made these tiny toys for the Gloomy Bear 25th Anniversary art show at Q Pop in July. I only made six of them but there are three different color cars. That has to count for something, right?

"Party Bear" is the title of my contribution to the upcoming Gloomy Bear group art show at Q Pop. This is the largest wood piece I've made up to now (because tiny is always better). But don't worry! I also made some very small Gloomy Bear wood toys for the event which I'll post about momentarily. Until then, enjoy these pictures of my finished piece as well as some WIP snaps below :->