As previously blogged, I took part in the first print version of Fray magazine. The premiere edition of the new quarterly arrived the other day, and I have to say I was very impressed with the print quality. The theme for this issue was “busted”, and I was assigned a story to which I really could relate. Here’s my piece (click for an enlargement):

The good folks over at Fray are putting out their premiere print issue this coming January, and I got to take part as an illustrator. I’d love to tell you more, but that would just spoil the surprise! Why not head on over to Fray.com, check it out for yourself and subscribe to the mag?

It’s been over a year in the making but the Robotface Collective’s AtoZee project is finally being let out into the world! As a dual release, the book is being made available in print as well as online. Put together by Robotface’s own Chris Bishop, the site contains the complete works found in the book and uses a handy interface for browsing.

But the internet’s not for everyone; some of you might want to have a real live print version to read to your kids. That’s why Robotface’s Eric Carl created an account at Lulu and has made the print version of Atozee available to the general public. At $9.78 (US), the book’s a steal and makes a great gift… order two though, you may want to keep one yourself!

Check it out: AtoZee Online and the Lulu product page.