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T'is The Season

I am enjoying this tree.

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TCJ Recap: 28th Anniversary of The Toronto Comic Jam

TCJ Recap: Nov 24 2024, 28th Anniversary of The Toronto Comic Jam

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A nice article on The Toronto Comic Jam in CANCULTURE Mag

Thank you so much Luis Ramirez-Liberato for this detailed and thoughtful article! The Toronto Comic Jam: Toronto’s third place for cartoonists

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Officially a Bluesky member now

Find and friend me at davehoward.bsky.social! I am really not full of so much enthusiasm to investigate and understand a new social ledia platform, but Meta is so corrupt it’s hard not to feel incredibly conflicted every time I use Instagram (which I enjoy) or Facebook (which I really hate). But it’s sort of like extortion, I feel you have use it or else you disappear.

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Song for Sunday: Skylarking by Horace Andy

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Song for Sunday: Sleepy John Estes by Paul Reddick and The Sidemen

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Such is the life

Taking Charge of Adult ADHD by Russell A. Barkley, PhD

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Song for Sunday: Water No Got Enemy by Fela Kuti

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Song for Sunday: Midnight on Harlem, live, by Tedeschi Truck Band

Tedeschi Truck Band, Midnight in Harlem, live

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Kill Spit

Dufferin and Bloor condo build.

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Jillian Tamaki is my new Superhero

Master master master comics artist (Skim), illustrator, artist, humourist, web-cartooist (SuperMutant Magic Acadamy) and blogger (Jillian Tamaki sketchblog), Jillian Tamaki’s art just lifts me up. I freaking love it. I’m fortunate to have the opportunity to interview her  – and I can’t help feeing that every question I ask is just not going to measure up.

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Leah's Drawing from 'How To Draw Warriors'

Leah took a book out of the library called ‘How To Draw Warriors’ – we’re pretty excited to see her first drawing!

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Cicadas

ASMR in the backyard.

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Serindipity

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Song for Sunday: Movement 18' (Heroes) by Jon Batiste

I’m not a religious person, but his is sincerely one of my favourite pieces. Very meditative, abstract.

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Mailboxes around here

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Song for Sunday: Driptorch by Parlour Greens