Andy will be in Leeds (England) at the Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival next week with printed editions of chapter 1!
Work Interruption
Hi folks. You might have noticed there was no new comic on Monday. Been in Northern Ontario for a couple weeks working 12 hours a day, got another ten days to go. Been trying to keep up with the coloring in the evening, but I’m failing. We’re going to take a hiatus until September 4th. See you then!
Delay! ARG!
Too busy for comics! Page 22 is in the works, but is already a day late, and won’t be finished all that soon. We’re going to wait until Monday, August 8th to post it. Give ourselves some time to catch up. Sorry for the delay.
June 12 Page Delay
Sorry folks, no Coldbridge this week. Might be a while, but will get it posted soon as it’s ready!
Real Life Swamp Dog
It’s not as exhilarating as geist-hunting in a bayou, but fetch in a marsh will do.
Impspiration
Trying to finish up coloring and lettering the next page, but the terriers insisted on a quick play session.
KFX Grimace
KelownaFX was a blast! Had some excellent nerdy conversations, and got to share Coldbridge with many awesome people. Also I met Grimace.
KelownaFX
Going to the Kelowna Fan Expo tomorrow. Pretty excited I was able to time the launch of the comic to coincide with our local con. Here’s the banner I had printed:
It’s Alive!
Six months ago, I was talking with some friends about my desire to keep being creative, and one of them directed me to an interview with Community and Rick and Morty creator, Dan Harmon. In it, Harmon states you can never make something good, because talent will always lag behind taste, and instead one should “make something that sucks.” I found that inspiring. It was the kick in the butt I needed. I decided to make something. It went through some transformations, but I stuck with it, and now, thanks to the very talented artist I’m working with, it’s beginning to exist. Feels good.
First blog post
I can document building the website on the website as I build the website. There’s an inbuilt diversion, as though the internet needed help.
