I can’t even begin to explain how happy I am right now.

I forgot to upload my comic due to a sudden addiction to the His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip Pullman and a sudden wave of intense sleepiness.  Expect a comic up this evening.

Side note: I got this awesome email from the feller what helped me build my website.

Sully, how goes it?

Papa’s got a brand new bag.
And I’ve got a new website & stuff.

www.lightpress.net

AND….this is hillarious.
I’m contacting a potential new client who wants some Wordpress help.
They are described as a non profit helping children & families.
I want to send them an example of recent Wordpress work, your site specifically…

Then I remember the Strip Joint.
The drug addled, child abusing crow.
The Juggy…Juggy Penguin…

so I had to write this:
“We mostly use the SquareSpace platform, but also work with Wordpress pages for clients who are on a tighter budget.
The most recent example is www.sullysplatter.com (be warned: some of the comic strips are in poor taste)

So, here’s to your disturbing subject matter, offensive imagery, and overall poor, poor taste.
Keep it coming.

-Dan

Greetings,

Check out what’s new in the portfolio section! This pelican was done as part of an art exchange with my friend and contemporary, Tucker Rzepecki out in Lacey, Washington.  I’m considering adding a separate gallery for art given to me in the near(ish) future.  Tucker painted me an AWESOME piece starring my own Herman Drone.

Also, a new doodle, done at work, entitled Hangover Horse.

Nuff said.

Also, check out the STORE if you haven’t.  Shirts are still for sale, and I’ll be updating with a slight variety of product next week.

STORE LAUNCHED!! Go and view the beautiful variety of one item!  More to come soon.

That’s right, another addon to the doodle section!

Those first two are shots from a moonshine mountain two-pager that may be coming up in a future issue of Glimpse Magazine.

That third one is just some old sketch.  Still finding old stuff I like, so drawings like that one will be worming their way in for some time.

The last one there is an attempt at a three-fer caricature of me, Ian Burrows, and Eric Goodwin.  Drawn last summer in the midst of the three of us splitting a two bedroom apartment in Agawam, MA and spending 9-11 hours a day in a themepark waiting for patrons to cough up the green for us to make fun of them.  So many memories.