We're at SakuraCon this weekend! [link]
You can see us in the Artist's Alley, which is located in the main exhibitor room on the 4th floor.
I'll be posting all about it on my blog. [link]

Jeremy [link] and I are very excited to announce our first books are available to buy online!

First is "Stupid on a Stick: A Stickguy Collection", which collects the 54 "Stickguy" comic strips Jeremy made in 1992. I did the editing on this bad boy and our good friend Geoffio [link] did the foreword for the book.
It's 44 pages, black and white, and sells for $5.
Click the link to buy the book - [link]

Second is "Here There Be Robots: The Map Incident". This is a 12 page mini comic which takes place during the events of HtbR #1. Specifically it shows what the robots were up to while Oscar and Rob are stuck on the pirate ship.
It is 12 pages, black and white, and is only $2. You can't beat that.
Click the link to buy the book - [link]
(Ok, I copied this description from Jeremy's post )

Don't forget we will also have prints of "Here There Be Robots" issue 1 available at both Sakuracon [link] and Emerald City ComiCon [link] .
See you there!

So Jeremy [link] and I have been working on our comic "Here There Be Robots" for awhile now and I thought it was time for an update on my deviantart page.
We've self-published our first issue, and have sold most of those copies. Because of this we've re-ordered them so that we will have them available at both Emerald City Comicon [link] and SakuraCon [link]
We will also have Jeremy's book "Stupid on A Stick" as well as our HtbR mini comic "The Map Incident".

Currently I'm working on re-updating my Drunk Duck account for all our comics since their site is now back up and better than ever. It was a bit shaky there for awhile if they were even going to still exist, and I'm very happy to say that they will. If you ever need free comic hosting, I highly recommend these guys. [link]

As some of you may know, I work in Bellevue, WA, which is basically Seattl'es preppy-poser little sister.
I'm also a caffeen addict, and the coffee machine at work has been "broken" for the last two weeks. No one will tell me what's wrong with it either. Maybe they're afraid I'll "fix" it.
But I digress...
So, I was really hurting for some form of coffee today, and I remembered awhile back that our boss said we are "allowed" to go accross the street to the "Bellevue Club", a pretensios hot spot in the area, and use their espresso stand. After much debate, I gave in and went.
While waiting for my order, a guy I did not know came up to me and asked me if I work on computers. Turns out I was wearing my "Hacker" work shirt. But before I can answer he says, "No, I'm just kidding. I know your last name is Hacker." and walks off.
Yes, that is high level of un-hippness that I deal with every work day. What is a rocker/geek to do?