In case you care, that’s an Enneacanthus obesus.

So, our thirty days are up. Thanks to all the other artists who participated, it was a lot of fun to have some company this year. I’m too lazy to repeat the links, so you can go back to this post.

Some recent highlights include Allan Haverholm’s “Lots” book of Lost drawings from Day 23, Warren Craghead’s photos of drawings on leaves from Day 29, and Simon Moreton’s 5 page “Absence, Present/Presence, Absent” which started on Day 13 (or at least was the 13th comic). Extra credit for Thaleslira and Kevin Czap who both did 30 day serialized works.

It’s not clear how many of us (besides me) actually stayed on schedule the whole time (I didn’t keep track), but it wasn’t many. Either way, it was a fun exercise to do again. I’ll probably be putting together a minicomic of some/all my pieces for next year.

I think I feel some blogging/writing coming on for next month.

Some days you just cheat, especially at the end of a long grind.

This one turned out quite nice.

Had a long day and thankfully Thoreau provided me both text and images for this one, as I found the three images in the entries for 11/26.

After reading Allan Haverholm’s awesome Day 23, I thought I’d switch to a nine panel grid for the rest of the month to see how the change of rhythm shakes things up.

It’s a holiday, so I went simple… could’ve done better with the composition, it feels off.

Returning to some of last year’s methods a bit here.

Huh?

Images from the 21st page of the 21st item on the shelf (on in a folder for panel 2): 1. Dick Giordano from Marvel Romance 2. Doré illustration of Dante’s Divine Comedy 3. Aristophane from The Zabime Sisters 4. Jaakko Pallasuvo from Pyytäjät. Though I should note the colors are only original to panel 1.

I’m not happy with this one either… Alas, there is no time to stopping.