27 December 2008
22 December 2008
20 December 2008
17 December 2008
22 November 2008
Normal service will be resumed shortly
Sorry about the extended break, it's been a difficult time.
I've not been entirely inactive - I recently did a cartoon for Music Teacher magazine, and I'm going to be doing some more full-page strips for Classical Music, and another one for the British Music Yearbook.
There will be a new strip here soon, when I can fit it in between the paid (and hence higher priority) drawing. Talk amongst yourselves while I crank myself into work mode.
I've not been entirely inactive - I recently did a cartoon for Music Teacher magazine, and I'm going to be doing some more full-page strips for Classical Music, and another one for the British Music Yearbook.
There will be a new strip here soon, when I can fit it in between the paid (and hence higher priority) drawing. Talk amongst yourselves while I crank myself into work mode.
3 November 2008
29 October 2008
26 October 2008
Big Dog in 3D
A new Big Dog adventure will be here soon. In the meantime, here's an excellent sculpture by the lovely Ani.
20 October 2008
12 October 2008
8 October 2008
28 September 2008
22 September 2008
16 September 2008
Big Dogs in History #4: Paws
1975: Spielberg makes his name as his blockbuster terrifies the movie-going public.
14 September 2008
7 September 2008
6 September 2008
31 August 2008
Big Dogs in History #3: Elvis's big break
1956: In order to distract from his lascivious pelvic movements, the producers of the Steve Allen show dress Elvis in tails and partner him with a big dog for a performance of his hit "You Ain't Nothing But a Dig Dog."
25 August 2008
19 August 2008
18 August 2008
What's it all about, then?
Last year, through a sequence of events both too unlikely and dull to recount here, I found myself drawing three one-page comic strips for Classical Music magazine's supplements detailing competitions, summer schools and festivals for 2008. It happened by accident, but all three ended up featuring the antics of the same character, a down on his luck musician whose chief characteristics were a dogged faith in his own abilities, a raging bitterness against the world, and in particular the wold of classical music, and an overwhelming and all consuming stupidity.
Having drawn these three strips, it seemed logical and entirely a splendid idea that this idiotic Everyman should continue his adventures in some kind of regular strip, possibly just some modest 3-panel affair tucked away in the back of a magazine where no-one would object to it, or even notice it. However, I'm still waiting for the publishers to call me back and agree what a brilliant idea this is and offer me a ton of money to do it. So their loss is the inter-web's gain, and this is intended to be a reasonably regular web comic (at least once a week, if I can maintain the enthusiasm), at least until that lucrative contract comes my way and I remove it all from here and flog it back to you in some exorbitant novelty book. Enjoy!
Having drawn these three strips, it seemed logical and entirely a splendid idea that this idiotic Everyman should continue his adventures in some kind of regular strip, possibly just some modest 3-panel affair tucked away in the back of a magazine where no-one would object to it, or even notice it. However, I'm still waiting for the publishers to call me back and agree what a brilliant idea this is and offer me a ton of money to do it. So their loss is the inter-web's gain, and this is intended to be a reasonably regular web comic (at least once a week, if I can maintain the enthusiasm), at least until that lucrative contract comes my way and I remove it all from here and flog it back to you in some exorbitant novelty book. Enjoy!
8 August 2008
5 August 2008
31 July 2008
28 July 2008
Big Dog T-shirts available now!
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15 June 2008
29 May 2008
9 May 2008
Big Dogs in Art: The Angel of the South
It should be obvious to all that the best thing to put in Ebbsfleet is a 50 foot high dog.
7 May 2008
29 April 2008
18 April 2008
Frankenstein's Toaster
This cartoon originally appeared in Solar Wind, the Universe's greatest comic. What's that, I hear you ask? Well, I reply: buy the Bumper Book of Solar Wind and find out!
8 April 2008
3 April 2008
19 March 2008
Disclaimer
Big Dog would like to assure readers that he is not involved in any kind of sinister military robotic experiments, whatever this video may imply:
12 March 2008
4 March 2008
27 February 2008
At Sea
Ask not how Big Dog came to be here, for what can a dog know of sea or ships? Land is nearer than you think, but when one is in a storm and in confusion it seems unreachable, no matter how close it may be.
19 February 2008
7 February 2008
5 February 2008
22 January 2008
15 January 2008
9 January 2008
3 January 2008
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