Heh, I can share things now with recrimination as the comments are gone. I bought Kamen Rider pyjamas, should have them next week. My mate Colm submitted one of my illustrated blogs to the Irish Blog Awards, to be honest I hate all the other Irish blogs out there, I have no dealings with them, no blogroll or links. Everybody is too busy pulling their pud anyway to read blogs anymore.

My Dead Mother in Space comic on Spazzmoid

Hey hey, remember me. Still don’t know what the story is with the comments is on the site so I really should take this opportunity to admit to lots of things without getting slagged. Lots of things happening, mad busy with illustration work and an nice little animated short.

Here’s a recent one for Topps, I love this kind of stuff.

Lashing rain the past week here in Spain and my studio is freezing. Hard to recall the sweltering summer where I just wore a pair of shorts all day and slept with a fan on. I’ve slept with a few fans before. ZING! No I’d have to put the fan that I assembled right beside my bed and I could never relax thinking that it would come undone, fall on me and chop off my mickey.

Hey hey. Comments aren’t appearing now for some reason. The new site is nearly ready anyway. So if you want to say something to me just write it on a holy communion bread wafer and eat it

Hey chumbles! I misplaced the sketchbook where I drew the last page of ‘I wuzz nicked’ so I dug an ancient comic out of my zip disks.
No Curtains is a comic from nearly 10 years ago and the theme still annoys. I don’t think it’s too much of a problem now but for years you would see it all over Dublin, especially in Tallaght.

Why do these weirdos want you to see into their front room? I think it’s such an odd psychological trait.

Here’s some shit prank call to Bord Gais but I laughed at it. It’s so dopey.

I stopped listening to the news or reading papers about 3 years before I left Ireland, it just annoyed and depressed me. Nothing happens. It’s a small place really. I have heard from two foreigners that lived in Ireland that they found it odd that road deaths made it on to the national news. It got me thinking and now when I check the Irish headlines I do screenshots of examples of just how little there is going on.

Example one: Somebody’s Granddad died

Example two: There have been no accidents.

Ridiculous. I check Google Ireland every morning and then in the night and usually the same non stories are still up there, some times for two days.