Tom Ray

It had actually been a year since we last saw each other. I didn't warm up until after I got home.

It's not like there is anything else going on these days really. At least I got out.

I'm sure it's just the way the person likes to communicate. But I was afraid to play it at first, I'm not sure why?

For a few hours it made the day seem kind of surreal.

Growing up I was always told it was unsafe sending cash in the mail.

It was a pretty good accumulation of snow in a short time. That said, I still hate winter.

I did the drawings in kind of an old black and white mystery monster movie.

I swear it happens to me every time.

Jeaux Janovsky is a cartoonist living out in California. He is a person I have known online for maybe 15 years but we've never actually met... Until now! He has worked with legendary animator Ralph Bakshi, Fred Seibert of Frederator Studios, and cartoonist Gene Deitch. He also recently did some work for the Netflix show Nailed it! He is also currently working on a new comic called Tuna Tulip in the style of old Harvey comics. Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify Links Jeaux Janovsky on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jeauxj Support the show! My third webcomic book is now available! So three years, Then This Happened... Available now on Amazon as an interactive eBook or in Paperback  https://amzn.to/3iCp8L8

And some of the older and smaller ones are so jam-packed that you can hardly get around.

I never think people will sign up. But I get to meet so many interesting people and artists I didn't know before! I'm scheduling interviews Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2pm central time on my Facebook page  https://fb.com/book/tomrayswebsite/

I actually kinda love sneezing. I don't know why?

It's been I few years since I've fainted during a shot. I always feel so silly when it happens.

This is the third book collection I've made now. It's on Amazon as a paperback and an eBook .

Could be a fun illustration exercise.

Mike Lloyd is an animator and artist living out in California. He currently makes promotional animation and more for his day job but he has also done animation shorts for comedians and also for the Netflix documentary "Behind the curve" a film about theorists who defend the belief that the Earth is flat. Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify Links Mike Lloyd's website https://likemoyd.com Mike Lloyd on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mikelloydart Support the show! Check out the vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC Podcast Music by my band Lorenzo's Music , listen on Spotify https://spoti.fi/2JJF39Q

On the podcast, I met with  Hessel van Oorschot from the Netherlands who's company Tribe of Noise bought the creative commons music site Free Music Archive . As we were talking he told me about the companies he's been meeting with to discuss new and streamlined ways to help artists, musicians and creators make more of a salary on the internet as a whole and how it's being backed by some of the larger internet services. What the future of art and music on the web could be. We teamed up with an organization called Grant for the Web . Not sure if you've seen that but Grant for the Web is an organization that is backed by creative commons , Mozilla and Coil .  These are organizations that are trying to find new ways, just testing dozens of models. Like if there's something on the internet and you own the intellectual property what if we can not just share it with the world but see if there is a way to monetize this?  What if that can also be like a model where you p

In the past, I would have gone to see a band play on Friday night. Also here is the video I was talking about https://www.tomrayswebsite.com/2021/01/rl-stine-wrote-this-pee-wee-herman-book.html

While going over the vintage retro items I sold online I didn't realize until after I recorded the video that this Big Top Pee-Wee storybook that I sold said the captions were by Jovial Bob Stine which is the other name used by Goosebumps author R.L. Stine . And I look at a book about Jem and the Holograms, a Curious George doll, and more. Plus, at the end of the video, I draw my daily autobiographical webcomic. More vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC This is a video of my daily life since I decided to sell collectibles and pop-culture items I collect on eBay to help support my art career instead of taking on freelance work.

In the past, I've used Flash to do my cartoons but I really want to see what I can do with Blender to animate them.

It was really odd-tasting since I thought I was going to be drinking carbonated water. I've done it the other way too from time to time, grabbing a water when I thought it was a beer.

The heating system hasn't been hooked up yet anyway, so it wouldn't matter if the power was on yet. I've just gotten used to checking it in the past year.

An actual train of thought I had.

One of my favorite music sites is opening again, the Free Music Archive !  I talk with  Hessel van Oorschot from the Netherlands who's company Tribe of Noise bought the site after it was shut down a few years ago. We talk about his plans for the relaunch of this site. But we also talk about the future of art and music on the internet. How different organizations like Coil and Grant for the Web are trying to find ways to help creators, artists, and musicians build their work outside of an ad-based revenue model. This conversation isn't just for musicians it's a discussion about what the future of art on the web could be and what some of these organizations are trying right now. Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify Links Free Music Archive https://freemusicarchive.org Tribe of Noise http://tribeofnoise.com Coil https://coil.com/creator Grant for the Web https://www.grantfortheweb.org Support the show! Check out the vintage pop-culture items

I'm not sure I've ever been told I bought something wrong before.

More vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC While going over the vintage retro items I sold online today I explain why I decided to stop looking for these types of electronics. Plus, at the end of the video, I draw my daily autobiographical webcomic. This is a video of my daily life since I decided to sell collectibles and pop-culture items I collect on eBay to help support my art career instead of taking on freelance work. Music in this video by my band Lorenzo's Music, listen on Spotify https://spoti.fi/2JJF39Q

We just got done recording a bunch of singles we a getting ready to release so I wanted to take this time to try out something different.

I didn't hear it or anything it just popped in my head out of nowhere.

If it weren't for the way of the world right now I'd probably feel like I have to be somewhere in a situation like this usually.

There is a handful of people I'm connected to still from the time period when Twitter first started in the late 2000s.

Sean Chappell returns to the show to tell me about how life has been going since the last time we talked and he had just quit his job to pursue his art career full-time . Sean is an airbrush artist from Canada and has learned a lot from his experience and even switches gears a bit after starting a Kickstarter campaign to create a table-top game he invented called Honey Bomb ! Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify Links Sean Chappell's artwork website Red Fracture https://redfracture.com Honey Bomb by Ramstar Games http://ramstargames.com Support the show! Check out the vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC

I thought that was kinda neat.

Seems like too much work. Still, might be cool? Nah.

I show some of the vintage retro things I sold online and because of a shipping mishap one of the things I have ended up costing more to ship than it was even worth. Plus, at the end of the video, I draw my daily autobiographical webcomic. More vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC This is a video of my daily life since I decided to sell collectibles and pop-culture items I collect on eBay to help support my art career instead of taking on freelance work. Music in this video by my band Lorenzo's Music , listen on Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2JJF39Q