We reached out to John and he told us what has changed since his last post.

“I spend a lot of time just drawing and painting now. I was on the posting grind for a long time and now I'm just doing some exploration for me. Hopefully it will lead some place interesting soon.”

We were curious to learn more about John’s typical day when he is working on a new comic. The artist shared: “I have a toddler and a day job, so a lot of my day is that. But I'm always doodling, and sometimes something comes from that that I just have to finish. Then after I put my son to bed I draw it as fast as I can.”

Furthermore, John told us whether he has ever scrapped a comic idea before. He replied: “I've scrapped many comics. Usually, it's because I got too ambitious with it. Like it ends up turning into a 30 page thing”

Lastly, John shared what had the biggest influences on his art and storytelling style.

“'The Amazing Life of Onion Jack' by Joel Priddy had a really big influence on me. Very simple and funny. I'm just going to drop a lot of other names though: Jason, Lewis Trondheim, The Simpsons, Charles Schultz, Simone Veil, George Herriman, Richard Thompson, Gary Larson. I'm gonna stop there.”