Where i grew up, (New Jersey) we called the night before Halloween, “Goosie Night.” I have no idea why. I went out and caused some mischief on only two Goosie Nights. Nothing evil, or harmful, just a little whipped cream here, some pumpkin smashing there and some fun with eggs. I was also a victim of the devilish night as well. While my friend was driving we were bombarded with eggs. About four hit the car and one egg broke the headlight. They must have been hard boiled cuz they certainly weren’t over easy. (yeah, that was bad.)

I guess “Mischief Night” is the most popular name for it. What’s it called where you’re from? Got any stories you wish to share? the floor is all yours…

Hey Pals!
One bit of advice i received from my peers when i was sharing Happyloo at the conventions was to work on the “weight” of my line. I was recomended brush pens and different techniques to give my art a thicker and more fluid line. And so my art is progressing even more! Using my new TRICKS i made some quick comics and they’ll be a Halloween TREAT for you! So be sure to come back Thursday AND Friday to see these special Halloween comics staring two dumb rabbits known as the “Harebrains.” These comics will be posted right here in the blog section. Happyloo will still be new on Friday as well! WOW!

Now and then I’ll be posting some of my favorite artwork from comics and other places. Today’s Inspirational art is a classic Japanese painting entitled “Behind the Great Wave at Kanagawa.” It was created between 1823 and 1829 by Katushika Hokusai.