To celebrate the 25th post on Curmudgeon (not counting guest comics), Foster and I are doing a sale on original artwork. Any Curmudgeon strip can be yours for only 25 dollars! If it’s not listed on Etsy just message or email me. These are not prints, these are originals, complete with blood, sweat, tears, and coffee stains.
Help us keep our lights on!
<3 jb
A lot of folks have asked Foster and I about the division of labor over at Curmudgeon–who writes, who draws and so forth. If you’ve been following this blog for a while you can probably figure out at least what parts I draw, and maybe even what parts I write. But for fans of Curmudgeon who didn’t find it through my other work, I sort of like the mystery.
“The Spanish artists Cabella/Carceller “portrayed collaboration as a kind of death struggle resulting in the death of the author, the end of individuality, and the impossibility of knowing where one person ends an another begins.” — J. Halberstam, The Queer Art of Failure
Headed to the beach for the weekend with my sweetheart and friends! I’ll probably be writing PhD applications while B. works on his dissertation, but we’ll be at the beach!
<3 JB
For some, their worst nightmares. For others, their most terrible fantasies.
But wait! Who is that peaking out of the sea of lawyer Hillary Clinton look-alikes? Is there hope for romance, even in Washington, D.C.? Find out at curmudgeoncomic.com!
Also, if you haven’t yet, make sure you “Like” Curmudgeon on Facebook–I’m going to give away the original artwork of one of our strips to our 100th fan. Strategically, you should get all your friends to “Like” Curmudgeon and then “Like” it yourself later.
<3 JB
–jb
p.s. sorry i haven’t been posting much, i just started a new job and things are crazy!
Cutie on the metro! New Curmudgeon post.
Sorry, my dear viewers, that I have not been posting much. That whole full-time job thing.
<3 jb
I’ll be better about regular updates over here after the DC Zinefest which is blowing in like one doozy of a hurricane. Look at this feature in the Washington Post Express! Although I contest the perzine/ established zine dichotomy set up by the author as well as the very concept of an “established zine.”
–jb
i apologize in advance
Check it out at curmudgeoncomic.com! Clearly webcomics have been a liberating form for my imagination…
<3 jb
