How to get Drunk
on March 28, 2017
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Ask The Drunken Cat #3
on January 12, 2017
More wisdom from everyone’s favorite inebriated feline! A big thanks to Jack Wallace of Disposable Fiction for another great question.
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Ask The Drunken Cat #2
on December 6, 2016
Our second question came from a pretty big deal, Mr. Bernie (or someone pretending to be him). Hope The Drunken Cat was able to enlighten you, good sir. Feel the Bern!
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Ask The Drunken Cat #1
on December 1, 2016
And so it begins. I hope you all were able to gain some new insights from The Drunken Cat. A big thanks to Jack Wallace of Disposable Fiction for the great question.
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Fun fact, Drunken Cat Comics (and by association The Drunken Cat) is fifteen years old this year. One year away from a driver’s license and, in The Drunken Cat’s case, an inevitable DUI. So in celebration of this monumental occasion […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
How to be an Artist – Part Four: Branding
on September 15, 2015
Remember, in order to get the public to recognize your name you need to beat them over the head with it.
A Poor Investment
on August 18, 2015
This comic came about one day when The Drunken Cat started belligerently yelling at me, sometimes characters do that. So, to appease him, I drew a few panels of him yelling. At some point while I was drawing I decided that he’d probably be yelling at himself in a mirror. I have had the experience of a doing a double take as I pass certain rooms due to a poorly placed mirror.
The moral of the story, don’t put mirrors in creepy places.
How to be an Artist – Part Three: Creating a Persona
on April 4, 2015
A persona is what can make or break an artist (unfortunately). There are lots of cases where the persona can become bigger than the person, in these cases the person often just plays the part (Snoop Dogg and Ozzy Osbourne are great examples of this). Then there are a few artists who are constantly changing their persona (David Bowie and Bob Dylan would be good examples of this). I had a lot of fun thinking of artists for that middle section. I tried my best to cast a wide net and include as many people from different artistic mediums as I could think of but, there were so many to choose from and so many I had to leave off.
This comic is part of my “How to” series that I’ve been doing with The Drunken Cat. Here are the first two “How to be an Artist” comics:
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