Just in case you missed them, or don't know about the free printable content site I started, this year's Halloweenies have premiered over yonder. Take a look around there if you've got kiddies, otherwise enjoy this touching Halloweenies family portrait. (I found it in the attic at Halloweenie Manor. But that's a story for another time.)
Okay, so some of you may be aware that I'm in the very slow process of producing a graphic novel. It's been in the works long enough now that I've decided to share a (tiny) taste with you.
Of course, as you may have expected, it features penguins. I've removed the dialogue from this half-page of art, as it contains key plot points. As it stands now, the graphic novel will consist of 120 page and a cast of about thirty, most of which aren't penguins. I'd originally planned this as an animated feature, but I think I have a much better chance of realizing this as a printed adventure first. Since I work on this in my free time, there is no telling when it will be finished. It's really a labor of love and I don't plan on rushing it.
Here's a taste of the upcoming Halloweenies Series 3. The entire set, and a few special surprises, will be popping up through October on PrintaPenguin.com.
Watch for the full set on October 1s
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I've created a separate blog for my printable stuff, so I thought I'd share some colored versions of the most recent batch of finished drawings. Be sure to go check out my printables blog at Print-a-Penguin. Happy coloring
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I haven't the foggiest clue where this idea comes from. I was just doodling on my Cintiq and it appeared.
So, I'm pretty pleased with myself that I'm making my second post in about a week. At this rate, I may actually finish my coloring book before Christmas!
Hope you enjoy the seal. (Click on the pic, print, and color!) I've also been coloring these and posting them as merchandise at my zazzle.com shop, so let me know if you've got any requests for other letters.
Oh, and if you live the Salt Lake area, I highly recommend going to the Layton Barnes & Noble on Friday from 6-8 pm. My friend and personal comic strip hero Adam Koford will be signing copies of his hilarious book, "The Laugh-Out Loud Cats Sell Out". If you're a fan of humor, it's likely you'll be happy you did.
If this was a reference to my personal experience, you'd see the giant ice pillar the penguin's about to run into.
Thanks for all the great comments about the coloring pages. I've really enjoyed posting them here, and hope to keep it up for a while. (At any rate, it's nice to re-purpose artwork for my blog. I can be a little lazier and still post frequently.)
As everyone knows, D is for Duckling. It's also for Dog, Dolphin, Deer, Donkey, Dove, Dormouse, and Dinosaur. But I drew a duckling, so deal with it.
You know the drill... Click on the pic and print. Color with your box of 64 Crayolas. Stick on fridge. Repeat.
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