Murder on the Avatar Express

I bought my first computer in April of 93 after my typewriter broke. A trip to the local electronics store and two thousand dollars later, I walked out with a Compaq 386 windows 3.1 jam packed with 2 megs of ram. I could have gotten 4 megs but as the salesman noted, "Nobody will ever need that much memory."

Read more

Review: Jumsoft Keynote FX Series (pt2)

iWorks Keynote by Apple is an excellent presentation application program for backgrounds and templates for text and images. The finished product (movies, reports, etc.) can be exported into QuickTime, PowerPoint, PDF, Images, Flash, HTML and iPod versions. Apple ships Keynote with thirty-six standard themes, providing the end user with a strong foundation and giving you plenty room to expand your library.

Read more

Profile: Jaye Frisina

 Madbadcat’s Note: The first time I saw Jaye Frisina’s work, I laughed out loud. How is it possible for that whimsical ninja to be endearing and threatening at the same time? The answer to that question is probably the essence of Ms. Frisina’s talent.

::: Artist(s) Name:::
Jaye Frisina

::: Title of Work(s:::
FIN cartoons, and Thirteenth Story zines

::: Publisher:::
Self-published

::: Website:::
ThirteenthStory.com

Read more

Tags: color outside the lines, comic, comic book, comic book artist, FIN, Hal Forester, illustration, ink, Jaye Frisina, Madbadcat, Mike Mignola, Mr. Sketch, Ms. Frisina, ninja, pencil, prince valiant, publishing, Self-published, sketch, sketch markers, storytelling, talent, Thirteenth, ThirteenthStory, zine