Look what I got for Christmas!
A chocolat Eggman and Peckinpaw are trapped in these boxes…
They’re so cute, I couldn’t possible eat them! 🙂 Latest Comics
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ICECUBES the comic strip #318
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ICECUBES the comic strip #317
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ICECUBES the comic strip #316
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ICECUBES the comic strip #315
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ICECUBES the comic strip #314
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ICECUBES the comic strip #313
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ICECUBES the comic strip #312
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ICECUBES the comic strip #311
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ICECUBES the comic strip #310
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ICECUBES the comic strip #309
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Merry Christmas!
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ICECUBES the comic strip #308
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Comic Series
ICECUBES the chocolates.
ICECUBES the comic strip.
Wow, what a difference a week makes!
Last week I was all excited about being in the top 250 and this week ICECUBES didn’t make it to the next round. Oh well, Peckinpaw, Nooky, Freeze and Eggman tried their very best that’s for sure. I just need to do better next time! It sure was great to get all your support. We’re going to make sure you continue to get great strips right here at ICECUBES.
In the meantime, thanks soooo much for your awesome support! 🙂
Leroy Brown ICECUBES the comic strip.
Wow, what a difference a week makes!
Last week I was all excited about being in the top 250 and this week ICECUBES didn’t make it to the next round. Oh well, Peckinpaw, Nooky, Freeze and Eggman tried their very best that’s for sure. I just need to do better next time! It sure was great to get all your support. We’re going to make sure you continue to get great strips right here at ICECUBES.
In the meantime, thanks soooo much for your awesome support! 🙂
Leroy Brown ICECUBES the comic strip.
Wow, what a difference a week makes!
Last week I was all excited about being in the top 250 and this week ICECUBES didn’t make it to the next round. Oh well, Peckinpaw, Nooky, Freeze and Eggman tried their very best that’s for sure. I just need to do better next time! It sure was great to get all your support. We’re going to make sure you continue to get great strips right here at ICECUBES.
In the meantime, thanks soooo much for your awesome support! 🙂
Leroy Brown Comic Strip Superstars!
Hurray! We got this email 🙂
“Congratulations!
Your comic feature has qualified you as one of the 250 entrants in the Comic Strip Superstar contest who will advance to the second round! Stay up to date on the Comic Strip Superstar contest by visiting http://www.amazon.com/comicstripsuperstar.
Good luck in the next round,
Comic Strip Superstar” Comic Strip Superstars!
Hurray! We got this email 🙂
“Congratulations!
Your comic feature has qualified you as one of the 250 entrants in the Comic Strip Superstar contest who will advance to the second round! Stay up to date on the Comic Strip Superstar contest by visiting http://www.amazon.com/comicstripsuperstar.
Good luck in the next round,
Comic Strip Superstar” Comic Strip Superstars!
Hurray! We got this email 🙂
“Congratulations!
Your comic feature has qualified you as one of the 250 entrants in the Comic Strip Superstar contest who will advance to the second round! Stay up to date on the Comic Strip Superstar contest by visiting http://www.amazon.com/comicstripsuperstar.
Good luck in the next round,
Comic Strip Superstar” The ‘ICECUBES’ desk.
Layouts.
Charles Schulz always hand lettered all of his comics. He never used assistants the way some others did, ie. Garfield and Doonesbury. He said that he needed to letter his own strips because he didn’t know what the copy would be until the last minute. Changes always happen while you’re drawing a strip, like in this case when I decided to change the panel layout. The text I had wouldn’t read well in the layout I had so I joined the two middle panels and adjusted the drawing instead. You can still see the construction lines for the old layout (orange arrow).
Here’s the final strip.
ICECUBISM

Ice-Cubism!
Practice before committing.
When I’m planning out a drawing, sometimes I need to make some real quick sketches to work out simple things like a hand position. In this case I wanted to try out some different hand positions so that the pen he is holding didn’t cut across his face and disrupt the drawing. So I moved it around. You can see the published comic strip here.
Here I was trying to figure out how to get Peckinpaw to cross his legs and look natural… not as easy as you would think! Tip: the shin and knee are foreshortened!










