corral  (n.): An enclosure for confining livestock.

My wife, my 16 month old son and I packed up and headed to the new Golden Corral for my birthday Saturday. Yeah, hardly an exciting way to celebrate, but when you’re married and you have a toddler, sometimes you just want to go somewhere with as little hassle as possible. Besides, all I really wanted for dinner was some chicken, potatoes and some corn, so the restaurant seemed like a good choice.

Look! I'm in an art show!

If you're familiar with the Philly Fringe Fest (Aug. 29 - Sept. 13), you already know it's an "unfiltered" festival, where new and established artists of all kinds present their own work, free of a selection process. Most Philly Fringe artists live and work in Philadelphia. What you may not know is that I'm participating this year... indirectly. In other words, I'm on the fringe of the Fringe Fest. Writer/producer David Witz contacted me earlier this year to produce a cover illustration for their Fringe Fest entry, an old-time-radio-style drama that you'll be able to download in ten podcasts.

If I've been slow getting back to anyone over the past couple of months, it's partly because of this.

And this.

And this.

And this.

The pencils, as shown, were directly scanned from my sketchbook. -Krishna

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Scott Kurtz has been making waves lately with a recent blog post. Here’s the key paragraph, methinks: I’m not sure how I ended up in so many tug-of-war competitions with bloggers, where the outcome of our match determines the superior position: creator or critic. But it seems to be cropping up again. There is a strange sense [...]

Dika knows Eurykles' vicious attack is a warning to keep Athenaios held hostage. Despite the threats against her life and those she cares for, Dika is drawn headlong into a deadly conspiracy that threatens everything she holds dear.

SERIAL ONE, THE PHOKAIAN: Mnasidika of Sparta, adopted into the house of Athenaios, witnesses the goings on at a Symposium welcoming Peisandros, Athenaios' banished nephew, back into the family as a business partner. The welcome turns sour when Peisandros hints that his uncle is instead the responsible party for the murder that got him banished from Athens, and only welcomes him home now to ease his guilt. Athenaios and Isthia's plans for Dika's marriage are threatened when she meets the lovely Timas of Phokaia, an unexpected guest at the Symposium.

GEM and the Holographs is part of the 11th annual New York International Fringe Festival.

I never imagined I'd get to see Jem live! But I bet the Misfits' songs are better...

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Let’s lead off with a picture, shall we?

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I provided all of the Denvention newsletter comics. They’re all in this post after the “Read the rest of this entry” link…

I had a great time creating these. I think my favorite was probably the most self-serving of the bunch…