A quick little animatic of my dog’s morning.

Art and Illustration by Claire DeWilde
A quick little animatic of my dog’s morning.


I’ve been doing a lot of watering lately. Sometimes I talk to myself out there to pass the time.

I discovered Omnichords last summer while skipping randomly through the internet. A week from the day I learned of these magical instruments, I bought my OM200M on eBay. Since then, I’ve been strumming to synthesized drums like the all-knowing space goddess I imagine myself to be when I plug in my Omnichord.
Read about the history of Omnichords here!
I have noticed, in my time as an Omnichordist, a terrible dearth of Omnichordal ornamentation! So how about some Omnimals?

Are you an Omnichord enthusiast? Well, if you want this design (sans my name) on a shirt, a bag, or notebook to jot down your electronic compositions, I’ve set up a Redbubble page for this design.
I made this so I could have a bag to carry my Omni, and the drawstring bag (15 x 19.5″) is juuuuust long enough to hold it! Plus, I was able to pattern these guys across the fabric, which I think turned out pretty neat-o.
Anyway, I’m really happy with how this turned out, and I’m excited to add more designs to Redbubble! If you have an idea for a t-shirt or mug, suggest it either in the comments or via email!

When you feel like you’re being watched, try to imagine friendly eyes!
STOP! Have you read all of the series so far? Part One | Part Two | Part Three
Here it is, the last comic of the series. Hope you’ve enjoyed the ride!

I’m sure there’s a moral in here somewhere. Don’t skip showers, guys.
It’s Friday again! Time for the third installment of the Bumantha series.

Come by next Friday for the final installment!
This week, Marsha leads us on a quick jaunt in this, the shortest of the four installments.

Hello all! Five years ago I wrote a goofy little story about a woman who meets a stranger and her life (and couch) is forever altered.
I’ve now edited and converted that story into a series of four comics that I will show you in the coming weeks. I hope you have as much fun reading them as I did writing them.
Here’s the first part to get you started!

These valentines demand your love.


