I remember loving the giant Pixie Stix.

Thanks, Josh, I tried to capture the classic look.

They actually still make Fun Dip, just not like this.

Thanks Cameron!

Oh, I love that idea!

I've only been to NYC once and didn't know about Economy Candy then. Next Time I'll stop in for sure.

Thanks, I still havent tried them. Got to pace myself.

@@ScottSerkland Lol that's a good idea. For me, I prefer the small cow tails because with the long ones my jaw starts to hurt just after the half way mark since it's one of those candy's that takes a while to chew a piece. Have you ever had cactus candy? It's candy made from the prickly pear and it's a Phoenix company!

Sorry, you weren't happy with my delivery. Let me get you your money back, oh, wait.

Thanks! Always happy to hear that!

I know what thats like. I have a stadium very close to my house where they shoot of fireworks and my dogs hate it. I may take them to a fireds that night.

I would recomend Ohuhu markers over all, they are resonably priced and great quality.

Thank you, That means a lot, Glad it's helpful!

Thanks Kevin, I like doing these real or fake videos but they don't seem to get many views. I may try changing up the format.

@@ScottSerkland Thanks a bummer cuz I really like them. At least you’re doing better than me, I only lose subs with each post. I vote that you do what you like doing.

Thanks Chris, I've been picking up a lot of wax packs latley unfortunatly even a single pack of Star Wars cards are super expinsive, ROTJ arnt too bad though.

I’ll have to give it a rewatch. Glad you hear you’re up and running again.

You’re absolutely right. Even as I said it in the video I questioned it. It didn’t sound right.

Actually,I did make the Manos Pack. I put old gum inside for these video so it’s not too obvious, but everyone should be happy to know the packs in my store have new gum.

Wow, that's an old video, Your really digging in the crates! But yes, That's the very same projetor I used for the mural.

That's the beauty of comics. It can be anything and everything. Whatever your into chances are there is comic for you.

Hey Micheal, I’m not sure I’ll do an 8-hour deep dive but I might do a process video for Patreon (I don’t think there would be much interest for that on KZfaq.) There are a few reasons I switch programs one is familiarity. I’ve been working with Adobe products for years and am comfortable with them, they work well together yet each has its strength. For design typography or technical drawing, Illustrator can't be matched, but I wouldn't attempt to do any photographic work or airbrushed style coloring in Illustrator, for that I use Photoshop. I started using Clip Studio Paint because it's made for making comics and has the best brush engine I’ve ever found. If I could get brushes to work like they do in CSP in Procreate I might use Procreate more but as much as I’ve tried to match the brush settings in Procreate I can’t duplicate CSP’s G-Pen. The only time I use Procreate or the iPad Pro is when I’m traveling or sometimes in a video because I know a lot of people work in Procreate and enjoy seeing it being used in videos. I prefer working on a large surface and multiple monitors where I have more real estate to have references or a script open and maybe a KZfaq video playing while I work. I could probably do my coloring in CSP instead of Photoshop but PSD files can be opened in CSP so it is fairly easy to move back and forth between the two programs.

It's called "The Marvel Art of Aurther Adams" I purchased my dirctly from Art Adams at a convention but you may be able to find it online.

Thanks! I do love the videos that Stan and John did and furtunatly I belive thay are still on You Tube for anyone looking for them.

You have a keen eye. Yeah, I did notice that and was waiting to she if anyone would point it out. I am working on it. I'll see if I can fix that by the next round.

Thank you! That is so nice to hear!

Ha Ha, My friend gave me a copy of Flesh Gordon on DVD but I never got around to watching it.

Oh man, Computer problems are a bummer, I've been there for sure. I rember wtching Somthing Wicked This Way Comes and Watcher in the Woods. Those woud make cool cards.

Thanks Kevin! I'll have to put Night of the Comet on my list! Great movie!

I was hoping you’d say that. All the best, man!

Awesome. Great to hear. That means I'm doing what I set out to do!

Thanks 👍 Thats what I wanted to hear!

Thanks for watching

This one is published by Simon and Schuster, but they my be the same.

Glad it was helpful!

I agree. Do you Use Clip Studio Paint? They have a lot of great perspective tools that make it way easier than doing perspective traditionally.

@@ScottSerkland I’m a photoshop user. At least I was until they updated their terms of service saying they’d feed my unpublished works into their AI. I might have to try clip studio paint when I need to do digital work. Does clip studio have invasive AI scanning? Decent digital perspective tools does sound nice.

I’ve found very good artist on the connecting comic writes and artist Facebook group. Assuming you have a budget to pay them.

I agree!

Thank you! Glad to hear your getting something out of the channel.

Us too!

I use Adobe Illustrator to design the buttons. The button maker came with a template which I measured and recreated in Illustrator.

I know what you mean about them being addictive I’ve made several and want to do several more.

Awesome! Always happy to inspire people!

I used to watch Caveman all the time it’s funny you don’t hear more people talk about it. It should be a much bigger cult classic than it is.

Of the bad movies that I’ve done. Mac and Me is the only one that is competently directed, scored and his decent acting and special effects. The big issues are the product placement and that it’s such a rip off of ET.

@@ScottSerkland I’m sure it’s terrible too… it’s one of those movies that I’m remembering through 6 year old eyes.

Thanks for watching!

@@ScottSerkland yup

The video I’m working on now is pretty gross and featured a product that was big in the 70s, 80s and 90s and is still popular today. Stay tuned.

@@ScottSerkland will watch that for sure! Thanxx for the update.

awesome! Glad you found it!