Ask Jolly Jack!

are you attracted to any of your own creations?

Mr.Green wrote:Did real life individuals or experiences influence your characters?
Or they all your own imagination at work?
Or both?

Both.

Youchip wrote:are you attracted to any of your own creations?

Oh, yeah. Pip's a hottie.

would you ever consider a statue/figurine of any of the characters?
or are they strictly 2d

Youchip wrote:
would you ever consider a statue/figurine of any of the characters?
or are they strictly 2d

I keep meaning to send a design or two to Patch Together.

jollyjack wrote:

cenaris wrote:What's your opinion on drawing machines and vehicles? Like them? Think they're a pain in the ass to do?

Depends how often you have to draw the same contraption.
If it's a one-shot image, it's fine, but if it's over the course of a comic it can become a chore.

I think I asked that a while ago too.

How much would one get from their design being sold?

jollyjack wrote:

Youchip wrote:
would you ever consider a statue/figurine of any of the characters?
or are they strictly 2d

I keep meaning to send a design or two to Patch Together.

oh nice
may i ask which characters you had in mind?

Youchip wrote:

jollyjack wrote:

Youchip wrote:
would you ever consider a statue/figurine of any of the characters?
or are they strictly 2d

I keep meaning to send a design or two to Patch Together.

oh nice
may i ask which characters you had in mind?

I ran a vote a while back. Scarlet came out on top.

jollyjack wrote:

Youchip wrote:

jollyjack wrote:

Youchip wrote:
would you ever consider a statue/figurine of any of the characters?
or are they strictly 2d

I keep meaning to send a design or two to Patch Together.

oh nice
may i ask which characters you had in mind?

I ran a vote a while back. Scarlet came out on top.

OOOOOOOO that would be great if you could get that done. I also think that Pip in his Nazi Zombie Combat suit would be a good/funny statue.

1. On average how many potential stories do you have that could be turn into comics?

2. Do you think badly of the new generation artists who want to be Mangakas?

3. Out of your Moleskine sketches uploads, do you see another series to do after Little Victory?

4. Is the only place to get your work online or are there any copies in shops?

5. Do you have a notable number #1 fan?

6. Do you have any favourite Art Trades you have done this year?

7. I know this has probably be asked before but who is your favourite male character you made?

8. We all know you like history but is there a particular era/country/period you are fascinated with?

9. Is there a certain body part which is annoying to draw? Like feet, knees, elbows, ears etc....

10. If you had to choose which to solely do would you either do One shot/Pip Up pics or comics/comic strips? Oh and I know you don't have to choose I would just like to know.

Thanks for answering or ignoring

DarkKlade wrote:1. On average how many potential stories do you have that could be turn into comics?

2. Do you think badly of the new generation artists who want to be Mangakas?

3. Out of your Moleskine sketches uploads, do you see another series to do after Little Victory?

4. Is the only place to get your work online or are there any copies in shops?

5. Do you have a notable number #1 fan?

6. Do you have any favourite Art Trades you have done this year?

7. I know this has probably be asked before but who is your favourite male character you made?

8. We all know you like history but is there a particular era/country/period you are fascinated with?

9. Is there a certain body part which is annoying to draw? Like feet, knees, elbows, ears etc....

10. If you had to choose which to solely do would you either do One shot/Pip Up pics or comics/comic strips? Oh and I know you don't have to choose I would just like to know.

Thanks for answering or ignoring

1. The measurement I use to gauge the number of story ideas I have is: “sh*tloads”.

2. What the hell is a "Mangakas"?

3. Once Little Victory: Chimera is completed, I’ll finish work on either Battle Bunnies, Demon Kicker or a mini series featuring the Alaska Rhodes character before returning to the second installment of LV.

4. At the moment everything is online only. Once I finish a mini-series, I’ll take the material to a big name publisher (Image/Dark Horse/Antarctic Press) and ask them if they’d be willing to peddle it as a TPB. Only then would it appear on the shelves.

5. There are a number of names that I regularly spot

6. I’m always happy with what comes out of a trade. Can’t point to an absolute fave.

7. It’d have to be a little wolf-guy called Wilfred. I’ve kept him and his backstory pretty low profile thus far, but within the next year or so it should become apparent how important a role he plays in the whole universe I’ve created.

8. I like the early 20th century. From 1900 to 1959. Lots of interesting events, fascinating characters and amazing advancements in science and technology.
Style wise; I have a real soft spot for 1950s Americana…..I watched a lot of Back to the Future as a kid.

9. I’m rubbish at drawing anything from the waist down. I also need to practice muscles.

10. Pin-ups are the easiest, and I’m lazy, so I’d chose that

jollyjack wrote:
2. What the hell is a "Mangakas"?

I think those artists who are the gods of Manga.

jollyjack wrote:I watched a lot of Back to the Future as a kid.

Ha! It's on air on "Ale Kino!", polish tv station at the moment.

And yeah, it was probably the best US made movie trilogy ever... since Indiana Jones is officially no longer a trilogy.

cenaris wrote:

jollyjack wrote:
2. What the hell is a "Mangakas"?

I think those artists who are the gods of Manga.

Japanese comic book artists or I guess you could say they are just comic book artists who work in the "manga" style.

DarkKlade wrote:

cenaris wrote:

jollyjack wrote:
2. What the hell is a "Mangakas"?

I think those artists who are the gods of Manga.

Japanese comic book artists or I guess you could say they are just comic book artists who work in the "manga" style.

Sounds like a monster from Tolkien

What do you have to say for yourself?
https://collectedcurios.forumotion.net/sequential-art-f2/coincidence-t389.htm

on some of the other replies you have made you said that it only takes you about 30-45 minutes to finish drawing a strip, if that is true how come you only post a strip usaully every 4-6 days on average?

Because he is a busy guy.

Most definitely.

zombiepancakes wrote:on some of the other replies you have made you said that it only takes you about 30-45 minutes to finish drawing a strip, if that is true how come you only post a strip usaully every 4-6 days on average?

Because I don't ONLY work on SA strips.

jollyjack wrote:

zombiepancakes wrote:on some of the other replies you have made you said that it only takes you about 30-45 minutes to finish drawing a strip, if that is true how come you only post a strip usaully every 4-6 days on average?

Because I don't ONLY work on SA strips.

if you work faster I will supply you with unlimited eric and friends gummy candies

zombiepancakes wrote:

jollyjack wrote:

zombiepancakes wrote:on some of the other replies you have made you said that it only takes you about 30-45 minutes to finish drawing a strip, if that is true how come you only post a strip usaully every 4-6 days on average?

Because I don't ONLY work on SA strips.

if you work faster I will supply you with unlimited eric and friends gummy candies

I can offer a cup of Candy King...
Oh, I've eaten them...

Non SA question:
Do you know how long to cook noodles? Because I tried earlier but I cooked them too long. And they ended up looking like mush...

cenaris wrote:

zombiepancakes wrote:

jollyjack wrote:

zombiepancakes wrote:on some of the other replies you have made you said that it only takes you about 30-45 minutes to finish drawing a strip, if that is true how come you only post a strip usaully every 4-6 days on average?

Because I don't ONLY work on SA strips.

if you work faster I will supply you with unlimited eric and friends gummy candies

I can offer a cup of Candy King...
Oh, I've eaten them...

Non SA question:
Do you know how long to cook noodles? Because I tried earlier but I cooked them too long. And they ended up looking like mush...

it depends, are you trying to make the noodles yourself or are they out of a box? If you are making them yourself they cook faster maybe 2-4 minutes. If they are out of a box they usaully need to cook about 5-7 minutes becuase they need to re-hydrate and then start cooking. Also for box noodles, about 5 mins is for small noodles like a thin kind of pasta or small shells and about 7 mins is for large shells or long and thick pasta like the kind you would use to make lasagna

1. Are you still planning on keeping Kat a non nude character (hope so)?

2. Do you find it easier to work from home than in an office environment?

3. Is there anything you miss about being in a office like environment when you're at home?

4. I believe you have sited before that you prefer arses over boobs, is that still true?

5. Do you still try and practice colouring styles like you did with you "Angel Colour Practice" piece?

6. Is there any chance of you making more amazing pictures like "Charge of the Campeltown" and "Fallout - Charred Albion" after your completion of the next Little Victory issue?

7. Who do you prefer Superman or Batman?

8. Who is your favourite Artist who does what you do and gives you something to reach for? i.e. Sexy Pin Ups and comics.

9. What was the latest album you bought or downloaded?

10. Chloe, Sky or Helga which one do you find to be more sexy? Even though they may be your creations and you may not see them that way anymore

Okay that's it, Thanks for Answering or Ignoring

zombiepancakes wrote:
it depends, are you trying to make the noodles yourself or are they out of a box? If you are making them yourself they cook faster maybe 2-4 minutes. If they are out of a box they usaully need to cook about 5-7 minutes becuase they need to re-hydrate and then start cooking. Also for box noodles, about 5 mins is for small noodles like a thin kind of pasta or small shells and about 7 mins is for large shells or long and thick pasta like the kind you would use to make lasagna

Out of a packet actually. They came out looking like a puke version of rice

cenaris wrote:

zombiepancakes wrote:
it depends, are you trying to make the noodles yourself or are they out of a box? If you are making them yourself they cook faster maybe 2-4 minutes. If they are out of a box they usaully need to cook about 5-7 minutes becuase they need to re-hydrate and then start cooking. Also for box noodles, about 5 mins is for small noodles like a thin kind of pasta or small shells and about 7 mins is for large shells or long and thick pasta like the kind you would use to make lasagna

Out of a packet actually. They came out looking like a puke version of rice

Hmmmmm.... never heard of noodles out of a packet so I guess your on your own unless someone else knows how to cook those
and also..EEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!