Horses not Zebras
There’s an old adage that frames perfectly for me what we all could do well to learn for our...
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Author: Greg Ruth
ELECTRIC ANTS & BOYHOODS
Two projects that could not be less alike together in one MC post today as we delve into the work...
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GUNPOWDER MILKSHAKIN’
This project was such a crash job with such an insane deadline, I still haven’t fully...
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Why All Storytellers Should Tell Children’s Stories
“Kids are much braver than adults, sometimes, and so much less easily disturbed. Kids...
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ASK A GREG 2: Electric Boogaloo
Now firmly part of the yearly turn, we return with ASK A GREG, wherein I solicit any and all...
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Why Everyone Should Make Comics…
… But Not Everyone Should Make a Career of Them. Comics have more to teach us than simply...
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Pouring One Out for the Rejected
You work in this thing long enough and your rejects pile gets pretty big. Mine is HUGE. In fact I...
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ARTISTS SPOTLIGHT: Attack Peter!
I’ve come to know and deeply adore Peter Santa-Maria (Attack Peter), and his work recently...
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Why PLAY is Important to Your WORK
This is a question that holds within it, its own answer. Because PLAY IS IMPORTANT. There....
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Memories of MEMORIES OF MURDER
It is never an uncommon thing to get a follow up gig when things went so well the first go-round,...
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS from Mari Lwyd, Krampus, Mr. T and all of us at Muddy Colors!
This solstice-y time of year brings a lot of the best and worst of us all, but after a year of us...
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EVERY GIG A OPPORTUNITY Part 1: Young and Restless
It’s super easy to be edgy about the work you do, to look down your snout at some...
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The Value of STUDIES
I’m a fairly impatient artist, and don’t usually go for the classical series of...
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THE FREAK OUT… the confessions of a dingus
Okay, I guess the actual details of the project I’m working on that leads me to write this...
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