Hey! I heard you used to have a podcast, what was that like? I'd be very interested to listen, if you know where it's hosted!
I've had a few. Here's one that's easy to find: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnV07MNz9Ubo_ShpgCCGuWTX-I5h9orEF
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Hey! I heard you used to have a podcast, what was that like? I'd be very interested to listen, if you know where it's hosted!
I've had a few. Here's one that's easy to find: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnV07MNz9Ubo_ShpgCCGuWTX-I5h9orEF
they posted a full version lol it’s mr Stacy’s dad for me
the grill tong clap
another year, another letter from my good friend Jonathan Harker and his totally normal reaction to east european cuisine
Ha ha ha.
References to Final Art in Little Robot.
http://www.benhatke.com/2014/06/the-joy-of-references.html
An oldie but good memories.
Waiting, Baltimore,
I have a very rough idea in my head that I don't think I can clearly articulate beyond "And that concludes tonight's reports on German air forc—WHAT'S THIS? IT'S KING ARTHUR WITH A STEEL CHAIR"
IDK what this is about, but I want to know more.
This isn't exactly the same idea but it could be but there is more rattling around in here so:
The Blitz here manages to qualify as Britain's Darkest Hour, thus triggering the return of Arthur from the Realm Avalon.
He does not speak a lick of modern English. He speaks an unholy mishmash of Brittonic and Late Classical Latin.
(Honestly I can see the latter becoming a plot point if they manage to get their hands on a Roman Catholic priest to act as a translator. It wouldn't be a perfect arrangement, but probably better than anything else.)
Truthfully he probably gets mistaken for a madman.
Somehow manages to steal a Spitfire out from under the RAF's nose, proceeds to use it to bring down like half an enemy squadron on his own, then lands in a field in the middle of nowhere.
Police and RAF converge on his location on account of the whole "stealing a plane" thing. They eventually overwhelm him with sheer numbers, but he manages to knock out an impressive number of them in the process. I mean, come on. It's Arthur.
"a catholic priest" i mean yeah sure why not but JRRTOLKIEN himself was alive and a teacher at the time so go big or go home.
You know what sure why not let's just make literal real-life JRRT himself a character in this Arthurian return story, he deserves it.
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Few originals up in my Etsy Shop.
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References to Final Art in Little Robot.
http://www.benhatke.com/2014/06/the-joy-of-references.html
I picked up Little Robot over Thanksgiving. It is a mostly wordless graphic novel about a little girl who makes friends with a robot. It’s a wonderful story about friendship. The little girl is smart, kind, clever, and brave. She’s not perfect and makes mistakes but she does her best.
This is what I love about Ben Hatke’s stories. I love how the girls in his stories are amazing but are allowed to be scared and to be wrong. And look at this art!
Reblogging this on a rainy morning because it’s a good look at how I used reference photos from my own neighborhood (and my own family) in the making of Little Robot.
My next graphic novel, *Mighty Jack*, works the same way. I set the story in my own house and back yard.
Going outside with a sketchbook and a camera, and pulling imagery from the world around you …these things can really ground a story.
Still one of my best book-making experiences.
Noodling with a Li'l adventurer.
Just reblogging my way down memory lane. Some old pieces I'm happy with.
A weary, wet traveler meets a fox-faced wizard on the road…
It’s Zita and the gang! In a little watercolor commission/gift.
There are ten characters in this little grouping: five of them are from the Zita stories, one of them is from Little Robot, and the other four are just made-up-on-the-spot.
this one is called goose horse
They used to "laugh and call him names." Now they're all dead
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Favorite Watson: Jude Law
Best 221b Baker Street: BBC's Sherlock