Frequently Asked Questions

Questions

1. When did you start drawing?
2. What is it about?
3. How often does the comic update?
4. Why don't you update more often?
5. What do you use to draw the comic?
6. Why is it that the character based on you is female rather than male?
7. If I link to your comic, will you link back?
8. Why do you hate your old comic so much?

Answers

1. When did you start drawing?

I started drawing from a very young age. But after primary school I got bored with it and gave it up. I didn't start drawing again until around 2001, when I decided to start drawing Fred and Henry rather than using sprites. After several lacking attempts to draw, I decided to put more time into getting better, but I still have a way to go.
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2 What is it about?

It's a series of short stories written without any sort of continuous theme. My attention span is far to short to be able to successfully handle a long-form series.
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3. How often does the comic update?

The comic will update about once a week, sometimes twice, depending on how things go with work and the way my mood swings.
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4. Why don't you update more often?

Don't really have the temperment for sitting down for 30 hours a week working on a hobby.
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5. What do you use to draw the comic?

I usually use 2B pencils, a and a cheap sketchbook to do the line work, then I scan it into the computer to clean up the image and colour it.
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6. What's the deal with the first story?

There May Be Ninjas was originally planned on being an autobiographical comic. Unfortunately though, short attention span kicked in and I put the comic aside for a while. When I came back, changing the format, I decided to keep it around.
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7. If I link to your comic, will you link back?

It depends on whether I think it's worth linking to. If I don't like it I won't bother. You are welcome to link to me anyway though.
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8. Why is it that you hate you're old comic so much?

If you don't know, then you clearly haven't read it, have you?
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