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Hello, Friends!
Lots of stuff going going on, but no real thread or theme within them.
Wednesday I begin my next installment of blacksmithing classes at the Indianpolis Art Center. The first classes were a success, and I began to get a handle on what I’m doing there. I’ve got some neat stuff to […]
Hello, intrepid people who follow this blog!
I’m not writing one of those “this is my plans for the new year” kind of things, because I’ve had all this planned out for a few years, and 2020 is going to be a continuation and finishing-up type of year. I’m all about wrapping up ongoing […]
The Changing of the Guard cover is now finished and lettered.
Name of the Shadow is still a work in progress, but it’s getting closer to taking its final form. The is the unlettered cover of Local Hero Press’s new book Plague by Adrienne Dellwo […]
Hand-painted color coverA Re-imagining of an old, old Johnny Saturn drawing for inclusion in the anthologyRe-imagining of a more recent Johnny Saturn cover for the anthologyFinalization and re-draw of Bombastic’s background figureI picture of regenerated Tactical that is not going to make the cut. […]
Hi, Peoples of Earth!
I’m not going to act like there’s a theme to today’s post. There’s not, sorry. Just some art.
I just finished another cover for a novel called “Rooftops” for Local Hero Press, and I really, really really want to show it off today, but I cannot. I have to wait […]
Here’s some stuff I’ve been working on, all related to the Johnny Saturn prose anthology:
Anthology CoverThe Candle, a character I made up when I was 8.SaturnasSkornStaff of LifeVox MalaiseBreakfast with John […]
OK, my brain is a-jumble, so you get random thoughts this week:
I cannot remember for the life of me how to correctly hook up my new “scottastory” URL to this site. I used to do this kind of thing all the time, but it’s been maybe a decade since I was actively involved […]
OK, I’ve got that out of the way. I’m listening to Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells, and it seemed like a good time to make a short post. First up, here is the wonderful present my wonderful wife got me:
This is real stained glass mounted in lead by an indie craftswoman Benita knows–freaking beautiful! […]
Greeting from me, my fine internet readers:
Today is an absolutely glorious Autumnal day in Indiana, and I’ve got some housework outdoors to do. First, however, I’m working on edits to the Black Dirigible, and beginning this blog. Benita is taking a nap, and so are the cats, and I’ve got a cup of hot […]
Greeting, Friends, Countrymen, Blah . . . Today’s theme is printers. One of mine won’t work, and the large format one keeps jamming up. Bah. Plus, I’m told that cartridges aren’t made anymore for my old photocopier. Double Bah. This week I have gained a great deal of proficiency and training in the most […]
Greetings, Friends, Colleagues, and Random Witnesses:
My name is Scott Angus Story, and I’m an indie writer, illustrator, cartoonist, and all-around rapscallion. I’ve drawn comics for lots of publishers, done lots of freelance illustrations for a zillion customers, and I also write novels and short stories. You can go to this blog’s link page and […]
Greetings and Hello, My Friends:
There is an interview with me on the Pen & Cape Society’s podcast, Throwing the Gun. It’s a pretty good conversation, really, as Jim Zoetewey proves to be a good interviewer. I had sort of given up that this would ever come out because it took about five months, but […]
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