Posts Tagged ‘Furryites’

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07/12/10 Dimitri and Pierrot Retreat

by Christopher on July 12, 2010 at 12:00 am
07/12/10 Dimitri and Pierrot Retreat

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Strips are now priced at $80 (plus $6 s&h)

The majority of you (from my poll) said that the price of $120 was fair, but some asked for a lower price, and many said that in the current economy that they couldn’t afford $120. For that reason, and after much deliberation, FOR NOW, they are being sold at $80.

So, go. Peruse. Purchase. Follow the big blue square. There is also links to the original artwork so that you can see what you’re purchasing.

If not, I highly recommend donating, or linking to me from your favorite site.

Regarding today’s strip, if you feel at all lost, THIS LINK will bring you the the strip where Dimitri goes to Gahhrt’s bakery (and then meets her daughter), and immediately after Gahhrt’s bakery is the strip where Pierrot sees the Furryite Sandwich Shop. Or you can click on the Dimitri or Pierrot tags below.

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06/23/10 Brother Furn

by Christopher on June 23, 2010 at 12:00 am
06/23/10 Brother Furn

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This weekend I’m afraid i didn’t see the Karate Kid or Toy Story 3. Instead I saw Micmacs (trailer here), by one of my favorite director Jean-Pierre Jeunet also known for his films Amelie, City of the Lost Children, Delicatessen, Alien Resurection, and A Very long Engagement.

All of his films have a lovely childlike clockwork art feel to them, which has never stopped delighting me. This one has a strong anti-weapon-manufacturer theme, a rise-in-the-gutter-rather-than-historical steampunk sensibility, and is one of my favorite con movies since Redford/Newman in The Sting.

But there is little more to say. Just see it. if you don’t want to risk the $10 theater price tag and don’t know his work, rent and watch any of the others. They will equally delight.

The drawing up top is of Dany Boon, who played the lead character “Bazil,” and below is a drawing of Julie Ferrier, who played the part of La Môme Caoutchouc.

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The re-design is coming along, as you may notice. The rest of what i intend to do is mostly cosmetic, so if you have any further suggestions, let me know.

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06/07/10 Pierrot meets a Native

by Christopher on June 7, 2010 at 12:00 am
06/07/10 Pierrot meets a Native

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And now that i have you all disturbed by the last strip, we move along with a fresh gait.
The news today for me is that I am re-running two of my previous strips I’ve done. Bruno ran daily from 1996-2004 and Little Dee ran from 2003 til 2010. The archives still remain online Bruno & Little Dee, but people have requested the daily dose format, and so I’m re-running them.
I’m especially excited about Bruno, which has literally hundreds of characters. With WordPress tags, it will make following specific characters very easy.

And now that i have you all disturbed by the last strip, we move along with a fresh gait. Trot trot trot.

I must say, as a cartoonist, there is little in the world as pleasurable as a a face made utterly of purple-grey silly-putty.

The news today for me is that I am re-running two of my previous strips I’ve done: Bruno which ran daily from 1996-2007 and Little Dee which ran from 2004 til 2010. The archives still remain online Bruno & Little Dee, but people have requested the daily dose format, and so I’m re-running them.

I’m especially excited about Bruno, which has literally hundreds of characters. With WordPress tags, it will make following specific characters very easy.

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