Pippix’s Art

"You showed up!"

Shark!

Check out this article that Tony Cervone and I were interviewed for about the crazy path that “Duck Dodgers” took to become a show on Cartoon Network. We were interviewed about this project at length, but given the space allowed, many of the stories and people we mentioned were not able to be included in this article, but still a fun read that provides insight into the creation of the show. Lots of stories yet to be told. Link to "Duck Dodgers" Cracked.com Article.

brother i'd hope after 8 years you'd be grown up enough to not send asks like this

Preachhh I'm still a bit sad Cucumber Quest was shelved, because I believed it to be some peak webcomic media. And while I ultimately would still like to enjoy the finished product, I'd rather not do it at the cost of gigi's mental health. And alllll of the pages we got so far were a wonderful gift despite all, and they aren't going anywhere (I hope). Creating webcomics, especially ones updated regularly, is signing yourself up for an insane, untold amount of work - I'm surprised even *more* people don't quit in the first weeks or months. I've heard someone say that comics are some of the most ungrateful forms of art to work on, because if everything is fine, then they read seamlessly. But if you fail at staging, directing the reader's eyes to the right places in the right order, at dialogue, at conveying impact, motion, and emotions, it immediately feels off. And it kind of stuck with me, because it's kinda fucked up when you think about it. webcomics truly are the "parrots as pets" of artistic expression

Zoey the Zubat, in honor of that one time I beat Pokemon Diamond with a lvl 73 Zubat on my team in 2008 <3

I’m so fr about that Zubat btw