Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts

Monday, 7 March 2011

Sunday, 6 March 2011

Pixel Junkies, logo process:

Here's another commission being worked on!

It's a logo for a group of gamers who do podcasts.

First scan:


Slightly larger version:
Click here

Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Rough of a podcast banner.

Here's the first rough of a podcast banner for a team of gamers:



EDIT:
Whoops! That is much too large for my blog!
To see it properly, Click Here

Saturday, 13 November 2010

Skal gets reviewed and Butterflies and Moths gets mentioned!

In the latest episode of the awesome comic-book podcast: Small Press Big Mouth, pretty much all of the previous Insomnia Publication creators get a mention, to update the public on what happened after the publishing company imploded. So among these mentions you can find Butterflies and Moths, written by Corey Brotherson and painted by me. Very nice words said, left me blushing :D

As if that wasn't enough awesomeness, my online story Skal gets a short review closer to the end of the podcast where the lovely Lee Grice goes through the blurb and tells his thoughts about the artwork etc. :) As there isn't much story yet, it's kind of difficult to review it so early on.

This is the first review I think I've had for something that's completely my own.

Want to know what it's like?

Fucking Terrifying.

Wednesday, 27 October 2010

Jen is mentioned in a podcast!

My little report on BICS has been mentioned in the Small Press Big Mouth podcast!
It's about 24:15 into the show: Go Here and click on the Episode Download thingey!

Thank you so much :D

I know it's a challenge to pronounce my surname, but you did a great job of it. :P

<3 from le Jen.

Sunday, 23 May 2010

Podcast panel doodles!

Last day of Bristol Expo!
I was in the audience during a podcast talk with several panelists.
Decided to sketch them.

Quick doodle of them while they were listening to another person talk.
Realized they looked TOO SERIOUS.


So I did a better representation of them.


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And a random doodle while listening: