Join me this Sunday (2/28) in Alexandria, VA...

Goodwin House's "All Animals" exhibition celebrates creatures big and small! This themed show gathers creative works from local Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland artists. They capture the mystery, charm, personality, spirit and joy of animals.

Reception and Artists Market
Sunday, Feb. 28 from 3 to 4:30pm.
Refreshments will be provided.

The Goodwin House
4800 Fillmore Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22311

Join me for an ART HAPPENING
Featuring the Robo-Artwork of:

• Michael Auger
• Jared Davis
• Todd Gardner
  
• Steve Strawn

IT'S ELECTRIC
@ the Electric Maid

268 Carroll St NW

Washington, DC

Due to the Snowpocalypse the Robot show has been postponed.
It looks like Mother Nature won this round....
But stay tuned, the robots will have their revenge!

If you haven’t guessed by now, A Moment of Clarity is on an extended hiatus. I’m not sure when I’ll be getting back to it, but I won’t even be thinking about it until the end of 2009. Instead, take a peek at Dawn’s Dictionary Drama.

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20227044.200-avoid-a-future-cataclysm-forget-the-past.html

In which more credence is lent to 42 being The Answer and anything is possible ... if we just forget.

If you’re coming out to SPACE this weekend, be sure to stop by and visit! I’ll have copies of The Big Boss on Level 10, assorted Candynomics minis, and new minicomics for Dawn’s Dictionary Drama for sale!

As you’re reading this blog post, I am diligently plugging away at Chapter 4! Here’s a sneak peek:

And, sometimes when I’m working on the next chapter, I’ll stream my drawing sessions live onto Ustream! I announce my drawing sessions on Twitter, so be sure to follow me so that you’ll know when you can watch me draw LIVE!

And we’re at the end of Chapter 3! A Moment of Clarity is going on break for about two months. See you in April!

And while you’re waiting, check these out:

• The TGT Webcomics podcast that interviewed me a while back put up a spotlight on A Moment of Clarity. Thanks, guys!
• Chris Wilson over at The Graphic Classroom reviewed Volume 1 and loved it. And you will too!

Happy New Year!

Happy holidays!

Upon further inspection of the drawing of Johnny reaching over the bed to get the bunny, I realized that all of this hair is attached to the very top of his head. He has nothing on his neck. That will make his grooming much easier when he’s older.

Too busy! Kids! Work! Wife! Kids! Beer! FUCK HEALTH. I will delete that post as soon as I figure out how! Oh yes I will! I just wanted to post and say that everyone needs to go here and listen to Jason Lytle's latest from his forthcoming Sew Low Owl Bum. He's the dude from that band that does the The Strokes covers.

Do it! Now! Go!

Relax.

Jesus.

Set up a Health blog which is located HERE so I don't fuck up the DC Conspiracy RSS feed.

1. Be a Jedi. Don't blog it. That means in any manner shape or form. Just go ... be. (Highly recommended)

2. Go, take pictures, print them, show your friends if they ask. Store in attic until someone actually cares.

3. Novel idea: take one picture. Even throw it up on your blog or website. and talk about it. Get into the nuts and bolts of why this pic is so awesome. Instead of the boring old webpage of infinite pics and captions with stuff like, "Me and Warren Ellis" "This is me and Warren Ellis; he who has braved the airborne illnesses of people massed together like rats to join us. I even wore my I Hate It Here tee that I bought back in 1997 that I thought that I'd lost but I didn't and found it just in time for the convention. It's always been my dream to take a picture of me and Warren and now that dream has come true. My next dream involves him doing horrible things to me with his cane."

4. Reinvigorate the fine art of writing in the bathroom stall with cleverness. Caveat: don't write, "Who's Watching the Watchers?" That's just retarded.

5. Invite me next time so I don't get jealous and make the first blog post in like 2 months about how little I want to see your SDCC photoblog.

6. If you really do insist on going to the SDCC and then taking seven hundred flickr pages of pics, try to capture the life of the convention, not the douchebags wearing superhero outfits b/c they're already on everyone else's blog already. Trust me. We see the same asswipes dressed as the Joker and the Batman every year on every blog doing a mock fight in the lobby. Nobody needs to see that. I want to see the look on the face of Joe Comicbook Goob as he finally finds Ed Brubaker's original Captain America notebook, and then the utter dismay of how much it costs and then the slow, wistful turn away down the long row of back issue boxes and taunting plastic wraps.

7. Spend your time at SDCC with the single intention of banging a Wonder Woman. It doesn't matter if she looks more like Thunder Woman b/c your only goal is to bang it out with a Wonder Woman. Hopefully, your subsequent photoblog will consist of pics of Wonder Women, then a brief courtship at the bar, and then a morning after pic as she ties you up with her lasso of Truth and compells you never, ever tell.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008
(11:54 AM) Kevin Huff: crispy chicken
(11:55 AM) Kevin Huff: bleh not my thing
(11:55 AM) Kevin Huff: hear about javon walker?
(11:55 AM) Kevin Huff: found beaten and unconscious
(12:30 PM) Kevin Huff: yeah, s'ok.
(12:31 PM) Kevin Huff: will get RB next time
(12:49 PM) Kevin Huff: ?
(12:49 PM) Kevin Huff: i don't get it
(12:49 PM) Kevin Huff: hahaha
(12:50 PM) Kevin Huff: is she hot?

This could get interesting.

So, crime is up, way up. It's so bad the police chief had to come back from vacation early to see what's up. boohoo. Oh and due to budget constraints she's had to cut their OT pay and yet is asking them to work more hours.

But anyway, her latest initiative, with full support of the mayor, is straight out of Orwell. Starting next week, with the Trinidad neighborhood, police will set up checkpoints and seal of the neighborhood forcing people to present ID cards, etc etc etc.

What's ridiculous about this is that officers have already FLOODED the hot zones. They're literally hearing the crimes (shootings) as they're happening, they just happen to be like a block away or something.

http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/06/astronomers-sug.html

"... those civilizations ... that inhabit star systems that lie close to the plane of the Earth's orbit around the sun will be the most motivated to send communications signals toward Earth because those civilizations will surely have detected our annual transit across the face of the sun, telling them that Earth lies in a habitable zone, where liquid water is stable. Through spectroscopic analysis of our atmosphere, they will know that Earth likely bears life."

 OK, so since forever, Radiohead has been one of my favorite bands of all time. I'm not ashamed. I saw them a few years ago at Merriweather Post in Maryland and then I saw them Sunday at Nissan.

I've been waiting for my phone to dry out so I could see the screen to upload these awesome pix:

you can almost see something in the above pic!

some more stuff

If you look really closely I think there's a perfect circle in the blurriness which is strange and wasn't what I was trying to take a picture of at all but it's there and it's a sign.

I think my phone was in night vision mode here as that's just way too dark and green. I don't know what button I pushed to get it into that mode but I hope I never accidentally go to that mode again b/c you can't see anything in that picture.

If anyone else went to the concert and had like, a camera with resolution better than this, which shouldn't be too hard, feel free to post em up.

totally not linkjacked.