I thought I’d share another video of some of the fireworks that took place over the Fourth of July holiday. My Asus Transformer Prime caught all the action! It was incredibly easy to do. I just set the focus to infinity, pointed and hit the on screen record button.   The Prime took care of the rest. […]

Another fourth of July has come and gone.  This year’s fireworks were simply awesome! Here’s a small taste. I shot this video with my Asus Transformer Prime.  So, make sure to toggle 1080 HD.

It’s about time for another I Knew That! cartoon game panel.  And since I’m now a big tablet user (Asus Transformer Prime), it’s fitting to run this particular question. Answer: (Click, hold down, and move your mouse to the right to reveal the answer)======> Windows and Android.

I’m having a lot of fun playing around with the time-lapse function on my Asus Transformer Prime. I thought I’d give it a try while drawing a George cartoon. This enables me to show you a bit of the process, compressed, in how I construct a George comic strip panel. I start out with a […]

Here’s another video (shot with the Asus Transformer Prime tablet in 1080 HD) showing just a bit more of the process involved in creating a George comic strip. Many times, while searching for an idea or gag, I’ll make notes or thumbnail sketches on the margins of the template. It’s not unusual to see a […]

Here’s another quick video showing how I use Gimp to enhance my cartoons. The Gimp is loaded with all kinds of filter effects. this particular one works well for black and white cartoon line art. And it’s a real time sver. if I dopn’;t like the line or dot pattern I’d added, I can simply […]

As many readers of this blog already know, I use Linux on all my computers.  Specifically, I run PCLinuxOS.  And because I run PCLiinuxOS, there are hundreds of programs available for photo editing, web page creation, etc. And the really great thing is, all programs are free and at the ready for download and installation […]

Here’s a quick little video on cartoon “shading.”  Adding some line work to your cartoons can dress them up and even add that little bit of extra “punch.” It’s a sort of “eye candy” kind of thing. Simply by adding line shading, you can create a fun effect that draws the reader in a bit. […]