Thanks! I've said in the past I wish David Wright had done a strip series about a car dealership 

Thanks CJ! I had fun doing the show and appreciated all the kind comments 

Like an episode of The Red Green Show where he just describes the whole story happening outside the lodge but you never see any of that action

Hats off! Great trio!

nice strip!

This is super

The trees in this, as compositional background design, are great

Thanks! 

There is absolutely not enough Red Dwarf art on CAF

Yeah, it's solid while not being heavy, and it's precise and clean

Simpatico 

I'm with you! Thems why I got this one

Thanks for the info! I'll be on the look out for the GN for sure

Me too, thanks!

R.I.P.-P.H.

How could I resist?

Throughout!

The draw for me as well!

Thanks Lee!

Thanks! Agreed!

Just the view of rolling fields lined by old stone walls is enough to get a detectorist itching to take a day off work

Yeah, it's aight. I suppose.

Thanks!

Right! It reminds me of that Cheers episode where Cliff Calvin is on Jeopardy and is given the names of 3 people and his response is "Who are 3 people who have never been in my kitchen" and they wouldn't give it to him. Outrageous!

Brian's collage work is great. He screenprints paterns and image bits that he then cuts up and arranges. You often see the same imagery throughout pieces arranged in different scenes.

Thanks, he's a good guy, I'm lucky enough to be friends with him (though I haven't seen him in a long time) that's probably the only reason I got one of these.

wow

Glad I lucked upon it! Now for a pinup...

It is! I always like larger than normal panels in a daily.

Brings a smile to me too! I imagine this is an apartment building since the milk man is entering and with so much milk. So are the couple just saying goodnight? Or maybe they have roommates and are looking for a little privacy. At any rate, I love the floor in this one!

Well what ever was wrong he must have fixed it because the first panel here is pretty great

He would agree 100%

I like the word "stippling"! This drawing took a long time (to the dismay of the person who commissioned it) but all my drawings do. I remember working on this for about 5 hours a night for about two months. My drawing process is one I developed from copying old comics where I outline every shape that I see then go in and fill them in like a paint by number. So everything that looks like pencil dots was actually an outlined shape that I filled in after mapping out the entire image (I cant remember exactly but this is around 11"x17" roughly). I have a picture of this one before I filled it all in that I may post just to see the process.

glad you like it!

I do still love #47 too!

I followed the guy for a block and he got to an intersection and I said "just give me back my 4-track" and he said "what's a 4-track?" And I said "it's in that bag, it's for recording music" (at the time it was the most expensive thing I owned) and he just handed me the bag, the other bag had my roommate's new computer scanner sticking out of it and later we found out it also had a pile of cds he had just sold on eBay. The only thing of mine in that bag was my electric razor which the guy had unplugged from its charger to take but he left the charger so he got about a shave and a half out of it. When the police came I walked through the house with them and, thinking no one was home because I had yelled and fought with the guy, opened my other roommates room and turned on the light only to see him completely naked wake up and say "hey man, what's up?" Then about an hour later (I was shaken and couldn't sleep) there were tiny rocks being tossed at my second story window (this is about 3:30-4am now) so I crawled over and peaked down and it was a friend of mine who was just walking by and saw my light on and waving and all "hey man!"

I'm a big fan of that smoking jacket!

My absolute favorite comic strip artist