by DJ Coffman | Jan 7, 2011 | Uncategorized
I want to blog more, I really do… it’s just that I find myself spending more time on actual production of things behind the scenes. Ironic that I find myself blogging LESS when I take the advice of other productive minds that I follow. Actually, I’m...
by DJ Coffman | Dec 29, 2010 | Before Coffee, Cash For Cartoonists, ebooks, Inspirations, Parenting, Roller Derby, Tattoo
Only a couple days left in 2010. Every year around this time for the past 12 years I’ve written a blog recap of the years highlights and low lights. It’s hard for me to go month to month, so I’ll just randomly blabber about things that stick out to...
by DJ Coffman | Dec 3, 2010 | Before Coffee, Inspirations, Tattoo
The Wally Wood’s 22 Panels That Always Work tattoo sleeve is pretty much done. One more sitting to do clean up and extra shading. Here’s a look above. I will post “professional” quality pics when we take them in a month or so from the tattoo...
by DJ Coffman | Nov 20, 2010 | Before Coffee, Inspirations
Saw the suggestion over on ComixTalk.com about writing about your past decade in webcomics (if you’ve been around that long!) – Sheesh, it seems more and more things are making me feel OLD lately, even though I’ll only be 35 in January. Either way, I...
by DJ Coffman | Nov 19, 2010 | Before Coffee, Cash For Cartoonists, Inspirations
It’s been awhile since I talked about my Cash For Cartoonists ebook/coaching. I kinda fell out of promotion mode and just enjoyed spending the coaching time with actual buyers. Between that and juggling my other freelance projects it doesn’t leave me with...
by DJ Coffman | Oct 21, 2010 | Before Coffee, Inspirations
It must be that time of year… can’t stop thinking about zombies. Especially around the Pittsburgh area where the whole undead culture was born. In planning projects for 2011, Zombieopolis came back up. It was a comic self published back in 1999 after it...
by DJ Coffman | Oct 18, 2010 | Before Coffee, Inspirations, Mini-Comics
In late summer my old friend Jim Rugg asked me if I’d be interested in attending a small show of Pittsburgh area creators… it wouldn’t be a HUGE thing, just a gathering of like minds, good conversation and craft… A couple months go by and PIX...
