Dragon Con 2025
That's right nerds, it's our Christmas time. Dragon Con 2025 is upon us.
Deryck Hodge
20 years of Django and me
I saw that it's Django's 20 year birthday today (via Simon Willison). Wow, that's hard to believe, but also, I know it all too well. My own career parallels Django's history.
Back in 2005, I was about a year into my first
Superman Movie Week Comes to Gotham
Superman movie promos have been everywhere this week, apparently even in Gotham.
On AI and Creativity
The kind of art I like is based in technology. Film is told through a camera lens. Music is made via recording equipment. Even when drawn on paper, which is increasingly rare, comics are the product of digital lettering and coloring techniques. Never mind that the whole of the publishing
Jonathan Hickman Makes Watches
I've been catching up on older episodes of Off Panel with David Harper, and today, I came across this amazing quote from Jonathan Hickman when describing his entry into the comics industry and developing his own writing style:
It was very obvious that there was a giant hole
ComicBook.com on Tom King's Batman (and what's next)
I'll claim it. I was a fan of Tom King's run on Batman from 2016-2019. I ran a comic shop during that time, so in some ways, this is my Batman. So this piece from ComicBook.com caught my eye: Tom King’s Batman Run Was
Picking up my Hartwell comic work again
I’ve been wanting to write a final post in my series on using generative AI to create my Hartwell comic series — see Part 1: The Family Writing Contest and Part 2: How I Used Generative AI to Create My Comic, Hartwell — but I’ve been struggling for months to
A decade of Apple Music
Wow, has it really been 10 years of Apple Music? In some ways, it feels like Apple Music has been here for longer than that. I was a Beats Music user before it became Apple Music. A decade is still a decade.
To celebrate, Apple has released a 10 Years
Finally watched Daredevil: Born Again
I've been behind on streaming superhero shows. It has taken me a bit to catch up. I had yesterday off, and now today, for the 4th of July holiday. The nice thing has been catching up on series I've been behind on. One of those is
Demos and building software for yourself
I found Mitchell Hashimoto's My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects via Simon Willison's link post. Man, everything in this post is golden. I think I agree with every word. This is definitely how I approach building software. I especially love the focus on getting to