Perhaps it's out of my own curiosity, but i haven't seen you draw TF in some time. Did something happen?

And secondly, what inspired you to work on this comic of yours? :)

It wasn't something specific that happend, more like multiple things coming together. Personally I was never particularly thrilled with the TF stuff I did - and it was hardly the kind of thing to show around in RL, at least not without weirding out friends and family. ;) So I started working on the comic, and boy does it eat a lot of your time. So much time in fact that I hardly get to do much else. If it wasn't for that I'd probably still one of these every now and again... but since I always felt that my cartoony style doesn't really work for this kind of thing, I'm not really sure.

About the comic: When I was a kid I had this Duckburg like universe that I used to draw comics about. And two of its characters built the basis for the two wolves I'm drawing now. :) I have no idea why exactly those two kept lingering in my head, but I always felt that I should have done more with them... and that they were too good a idea to fully toss aside. So a couple of years ago I made them into wolves and had a first serious go at making something out of the idea, but I didn't get very far for various reasons. That always really bugged me... and combined with the frustration that I'm never getting long-term projects done, I finally decided to give the comic another go and started all over. And here I am, still doing it. ^^ And so far it's the longest project I've ever worked on. So it seems like I finally collected some stamina.

Long answers... but those questions warranted them. XD

That's understandable, but it's cool that you're working on a comic altogether :)

It does feel more as if the comic is working on ME though, haha. It's really hard to keep up with it.

You can do it~
And hey, even if you don;t have time for other things, we can always get a commission together :)

Have you ever done some stuff with your work equipment you normally shouldn't do, i.e. doing "selfies" - you know what I mean :)

Oh, all the time. Or at least a lot of times. ;) But I don't really see a problem with that. It's either that... or getting stuck forever. There are just some things that you wouldn't learn how to do otherwise and that you can't figure out on your own.