Tuesday, September 7, 2010

The heartbreak of teensy arms


News on the book is as follows: original publisher was crap, and expensive crap at that. Since I can't justify charging what I'd have to charge for the book, I have to look for local publishers. My former boss at the comic/record shop wants to help me out, as he has contacts in printing and distributing. Sadly, this means still more delays. It's a wonder anyone gets anything done in these strange modern times. Onward!

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

A look at my real life neighbors


This is what happens in my house when I leave a cartoon unattended. Guest art by the incredible Gootie.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

The case of the missing stuffy



Apologies to anyone waiting for the long-promised book -- the company printing it has sent me a copy of my own to preview, but of course, it's taking flipping FOREVER. I ordered it July 30th and it's still in transit. Hopefully all will go well and I'll be able to put it up for sale soon, but in the meantime, please enjoy the weekly comics and write in to say what's on your mind!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

I love a cheapie


My sister nearly cried when she read this one. That's how I know I did a good job.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Oh how we Snap



The book is done, folks! I'm just waiting for my copy to come so I can quality check it, but after that, it'll be available locally and online for all my six or seven readers to enjoy! Stay tuned, kids.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Hi Chris


I bet Martha is at least working on that one...

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Friday, May 28, 2010

Good Golly, it's a review!

Hello all! Just dropping a quick line to share a piece from Synchronized Chaos Magazine, which is running my strip this month in addition to other, brilliantly provocative articles and artworks. It's humbling to be seen alongside such thoughtful, graceful artists and writers.

Nevertheless, they had this to say...

"We often find it difficult to understand ourselves and our own motivations and desires, much less outside reality. Hawaiian comic artist Kit Fox renders her personal artistic journey through her black and white strip, intentionally appropriating a ‘cute’ childish sensibility and style of humor. This, combined with Fox’s unassuming self-mockery, and the realistic curves on her human and animal characters, creates a warm, human sensibility which opens viewers up to her relatively honest psychological exploration."

My stars, I had no idea I was so deep! I guess I really AM a bit brilliant, aren't I?

The magazine can be found here and is updated monthly. Check it out!

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Heart attack at 4 AM



I think most of us can relate to the horror of the Old Man Alarm Clock. The Boyfriend used to have one that made me jump out of my skin at an ungodly hour. No wonder guys are such crankypantses, if they gotta wake up to that noise... I bought him a new one with nature sounds and tweeting birds.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010