Richard and Julie's Story - issue 18

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Issue 18 - anyone reading this :) What's this trash-can stuff?

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Evil Gym - Starting

Just started on a short comic - good to get back drawing some pages again.

Richard and Julie's Story - issue 17

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Issue 17 - Dodgy things in their heads. What's this trash-can stuff?

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Rotherham Zine Library

Hey, Cuckoos Wear Black got a mention on the Rotherham Zine Library. Only found it when trying out the DuckDuckGo search engine so it was a bit of surprise.
I've got to admit they've written a better blurb than I've ever managed.

Respect

#vegan 

I drew this after watching the Farm to Fridge video by Mercy for Animals. Depressing stuff. Full size over at DA as usual. Take me there. 

I hesitated about whether or not to post a link as it is particularly distressing and I'm not sure whether hitting people with that type of video straight off the back of a link is counter-productive. So if you want to see what triggered the drawing you can do a quick search for it.

Richard and Julie's Story - issue 16

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Issue 16 - oh I so nearly forgot but I've just managed to deliver it on time by the skin of my teeth. What's this trash-can stuff?

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Using Evernote for GTD

Warning! This post contains content that is going to bore the pants of you unless you're interesting in GTD® -- it might bore you even if you are. You've been warned.


I've been playing around for a few days to see if I can use  Evernote as a system for GTD. Well after a bit of playing, I reckon I've got it working pretty well; it's still a bit volatile as I keep tweaking my contexts, but the fundamentals seem pretty sound. If you're interested -- really? :) -- I've detailed my method below.

Richard and Julie's Story - issue 15

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Issue 15 - oh no it's late. Sorry. Completely forgot :(  What's this trash-can stuff?

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Breathing holes and silver spoons

Full size over at DA as usual. Take me there.

Richard and Julie's Story - issue 14

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Issue 14 - you should have recovered enough from New Year's Eve to read something. What's this trash-can stuff?

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