Is your birthday on the current list??? Have your webcomic updated? Or has your webcomic died and I shouldn't really celebrate your birthday anymore. Let me know guys.... (and gals)

JANUARY
Liz Walsh (The Tao of Geek) - 6th January
R Stevens (Diesel Sweeties) - 12th January
Pontus Madsen (Little Gamers) - 12th January
Gabe Strine (Brinkerhoff) - 13th January
Starline Hodge (Candi) - 13th January
DJ Coffman (Yirmumah) - 17th January
Kristofer Straub (Starslip) - 17th January
Damian Willcox (Dorkboy Comics) - 22nd January
Alexander Danner (Picture Story Theatre) - 23rd January
Bernie Hou (Alien Loves Predator) - 25th January
Ivan Pope (boot_error) - 26th January
Magnolia Porter (Twist:Ending) - 31st January

FEBRUARY
James Turner (Beaver & Steve) - 3rd February
Richard Lillie (Social Outcast) - 9th February
Tony Miello (GAPO the Clown) - 18th February
Greg Carter (Abandon) - 21st February
Oliver Lambden (Tales from the Flat) - 23rd February

MARCH
Mark Savary (Autumn Lake) - 17th March
Shawn Miller (Big Pond) - 19th March
Huw "Lem" Davies (Bunny) - 20th March
Chris Jones (Captain Excelsior) - 21st March
Danielle Corsetto (Girls With Slingshots) - 23rd March

APRIL
Rich Dachtera (Monster Guy) - 11th April
Fred Grisolm (Hate Song) - 13th April
James Walker (RPG-TV) - 14th April
D. Richard Scannell (For The Hermits) - 17th April
Jon Scrivens (Little Terrors) - 18th April
William G (Bang Barstal) - 23rd April
Liz Greenfield (Stuff Sucks) - 27th April

MAY
Ben Stirling (Patrick Grey) - 1st May
Brian Brown (bellen!) - 7th May
Jodie Azhar (Handrawn Zoo) - 14th May
Brandon J. Carr (Kenmore) - 17th May
Andrea Peterson (No Rest For The Wicked) - 27th May
Natalie Kirk (Parallelax) - 28th May

JUNE
Bryan Chojnowski (Muffin Time) - 1st June
Dan Hernandez (Living with Toys) - 1st June
Calan Ree (Gingerdead) - 3rd June
Josh S. Troutman (Flint Again) - 16th June
Jeph Jacques (Questionable Content) - 17th June
Ali Graham (Afterstrife) - 27th June

JULY
Ryan Sohmer (Least I Could Do) - 5th July
Eric Millikin (Fetus-X) - 9th July
Paul Abbamondi (MyLifeComics) - 10th July
Jason Pultz (Comic Strip) - 12th July
Wes Molebash (You'll Have That) - 18th July
Grant Thomas (My Life In Records) - 25th July

AUGUST
Petie Shumate (Girl/Robot) - 5th August
Steve Harrison (Fabricari) - 8th August
Edmund Osterman (Cedric & Gerard) - 10th August
Paul Southworth (Ugly Hill) - 13th August
Steven L Cloud (BOASAS) - 21st August
Patrick Bussey (Horrible Pirates) - 23rd August
Chris Kirk (Trainwreck) - 24th August
Jamie Dee Galey (Filth Hole) - 26th August
Chad Diez (Today: The Comic) - 29th August
Jacon Bond (Blue Sky) - 31st August
Mike Bannon (Mordant Orange) - 31st August

SEPTEMBER
Sam Logan (Sam & Fuzzy) - 3rd September
Jason Sigler (Amazing Superzeroes) - 5th September
Mitch Clem (San Antonio Rock City) - 15th September
Barb Fischer (Fragile Gravity) - 16th September
Adam Murray (Drastic Comics) - 16th September
Frank Page (Bob the Squirrel) - 17th September
Phil Kahn (I'm Just Saying) - 17th September
Tyson Smith (Pirate & Alien) - 20th September
Reva Sharp (Synchonism) - 21st September
Dean Trippe (Butterfly Comics) - 24th September
Don Oskowski (Life on Pause) - 26th September
Julie Keene (Okay Pants) - 28th September

OCTOBER
Peter Venables (Gossamer Commons) - 7th October
Miguel Estrugo (Alice Otter) - 15th October
Corey Marie Parkhill (Scene Language) - 17th October
Steve Napierski (The Outer Circle & Dueling Analogs) - 19th October
Ryan North (Dinosaur Comics) - 20th October
Eddie Bowley (Bollox Comics) - 23rd October
Tim Demeter (Reckless Life) - 25th October
Al Schroeder (Mindmistress) - 27th October

NOVEMBER
Jeff Burkholder (Zoidland) - 5th November
Gordon McAlpin (Multiplex) - 7th November
Jared von Hindman (Head Injury Theater) - 9th November
Meghan Murphy (Kawaii Not) - 11th November
Chris Hallbeck (Biff) - 11th November
Ryan Estrada (Welton Colbert) - 20th November
Jonathan Rosenberg (goats) - 27th November
Sahsha Andrada (Nekko and Joruba) - 29th November
Oli Smith (Idle Child) - 29th November

DECEMBER
Tyler Page (Nothing Better) - 7th December
Chris Thomas (RPG-TV) - 8th December
Joe Rheaume (Nerdcore) - 10th December
Paul Gadzikowski (Arthur, King of Time and Space) - 15th December
Tom Brazelton (Theater Hopper) - 21st December
Philip Spence (Ninja Bunny) - 24th December
Travis Riddle (Trainwreck) - 24th December
Charles Woolbright Jr (The Off Chance) - 29th December

Before my launch of something special, I kinda need something cool. I need a logo and I need new wallpaper (that brown one sucks). The logo needs to represent Webcomics Anonymous somehow and will be in the space in the top left corner. The image needs to be 378 x 111. A tight space but... any suggestions???

Also, the background, what could brighten up the page???

How do I make these darker? I LOVE the tree but the pages don't look dark, it looks - mild. I love the way the book page works, but the links at the top just don't do it for me... though the mini-tree at the bottom is cute.

http://www.moovok.co.uk/tree/
http://www.moovok.co.uk/tree/about.html
http://www.moovok.co.uk/tree/books.html
http://www.moovok.co.uk/tree/pbw.html

Seriously, the Guest Strip Project has only one more strip left which is tomorrow and that's it, there are no more!!! For those that haven't contributed, seriously, please send some my way!!! Desperation seems to be hungover atm.

100th Strip
http://www.gueststripproject.co.uk

Yep the Guest Strip Project has finally made it to the 100th strip, in the spirit of Christmas we not only launch our second Donationathon but also for this month only the Kid's Book Project is only £4 and every single penny of that goes straight towards the Make-A-Wish Foundation. No profit is made from this whatsoever!

The 100th strip goes to a fantastic artist called Jamie Smart who not only appears in the DFC (a magazine in the UK aimed at children and is subscribing online) but also does his own webcomics and has a website http://www.fumboo.com. As all donationathon's have a unique range of artists, this one is no different, this time also incorporating our first non-webcomic artist as well as a few more surprises up our sleeves.

Don't forget though, the Guest Strip Project only has 4 more months left before it finally ends so if you want to be a part, you don't have long left to go. Only 59 artists left to produce work... is your name down???

Thank you all for your support through our previous months and our months to come. Let's raise the roof on donations!!!

In April 2008 The Guest Strip Project launched it's doors, only for one year. It would raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation with ads, donations and upcoming merchandise. Five months remain...

This Christmas, we're doing another Donationathon. On the 1st December is our 100th strip and that spot could go to you. If you haven't already contributed to the Guest Strip Project all you need to do is a Christmas strip and be one of the 31 artists, webcomic artists or even just fans. As long as you can pick up a pencil, that's all we need!

Send your entries to moovok@yahoo.com and who knows, you could be the 100th strip of the Guest Strip Project - A feat in itself!

The strip must be 700 x 221, in a gif format and have a Christmas theme including one (or all) of our characters. Don't forget in your email to include your website you want to be linked to and let's raise some much needed funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation! Hurry fast, we only need 31 strips!

http://www.gueststripproject.co.uk/

Anyone who has yet to do a Guest Strip Project strip and wants to do one, now is the time to get your strip ready. Just do your strip this weekend, email me it and it will be shown very soon!!

Email moovok@yahoo.com with your strip. Must be 700 x 221, gif format and include at least one of the characters from the site! There is no current storyline so go for it, go wild! Enjoy!

I'm in need of one final artist to do a random strip (as long as it involves the characters of the Guest Strip Project - http://www.gueststripproject.co.uk)

The strip has to be 700 x 221, gif format. If you've already done a strip for the project, you can't do another (sorry, you only get one chance in it).

I need it today! So if you haven't done one yet and have a little spare time, could you do a strip and email me at moovok@yahoo.com

Thanks peeps!!!!

I'm a Cub Leader (Akela to be precise) and I'm going to be getting a few caps for our Leaders to wear when we're out and about but unfortunately nobody seems to do all the Leader's names that we have, there's always one missing (and usually the one who will complain if she doesn't have one). So I wondered anyone willing to draw a 2 inch x 2 inch picture (which will include the name underneath) of 5 Leader's:

Akela (occasionally called The Lone Wolf or Big Fox) is a fictional character featured in Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli stories collected in The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book. He is a wolf, chief of the Seeonee wolf pack and presides over the pack's council meetings. It is at such a meeting that the pack adopts the human cub Mowgli as one of its own and Akela becomes one of Mowgli's mentors. Akela means "alone" in Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi.

Hathi is a fictional animal character created by Rudyard Kipling for the Mowgli stories collected in The Jungle Book (1894) and The Second Jungle Book (1895). Hathi is a male elephant that lives in the jungle. Kipling named him after hāthī (हाथी), the Hindi and Sanskrit word for "elephant". Hathi is head of the elephant troop. He is one of the oldest animals of the jungle and represents order, dignity and obedience to the Law of the Jungle. He is mentioned, or possibly in "Kaa's Hunting. In "How Fear Came" he tells the jungle animals' creation myth and describes Tha, the Creator.

Raksha (or Mother Wolf as initially named) is a fictional character featured in Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli stories, collected in The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book. She is a female wolf, member of an Indian pack, who while suckling her own cubs decides also to adopt a human "cub" that her mate Father Wolf has found wandering in the jungle, naming him "Mowgli" (which means "frog" in the Speech of the Jungle) because of his hairlessness. Defying the tiger Shere Khan who is determined to eat the man-cub, she reveals that her name is Raksha (which means "protection") because of her ferocity as a fighter, and she will fight to the death for any of her cubs, natural or adopted.

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi (or Rikki for short) is a short story in The Jungle Book (1894) by Rudyard Kipling about the adventures of a valiant young mongoose. The story is of a young mongoose, called Rikki-Tikki, soon finds himself confronted by two dangerous, murderous cobras. Rikki's first true battle is with Karait, a dust brown snakeling who threatens the boy (Teddy). Although Rikki is inexperienced and the snake, because of its deadly venom and small size, is an even more dangerous foe than a cobra, the mongoose defeats him. With Rikki fighting a few more snakes, he is victorious, Rikki spends the rest of his days defending the family garden where no snake would dare enter.

Baloo is the fictional "sleepy old grey bear" featured in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book. The name Baloo is derived from the Hindi word for "bear": bhālū from Sanskr. bhallūka; this is possibly a dialect form for bhalnū-ka < bharṇū-ka, from a word meaning brown: cf. sw. björn, OHG. bero, bear. The genuine word for bear is nevertheless ṛ́kṣa, like Grk. árktos (cf. arctic), Lat. ursus, Arm. arǰ. Baloo teaches the cubs of the Seeonee wolf pack the Law of the Jungle. His most challenging pupil is the "man-cub" Mowgli; despite Bagheera's objections he sometimes finds it necessary to use corporal punishment against Mowgli, although when called upon to defend the man-cub against the Bandar-log he does not hesitate.

So I just need Akela, Hathi (my assistant leader), Raksha, Rikki and Baloo if that's possible. Anyone interested?

I must admit I've gained a lot of webcomic artists as friends, or at least they know my name especially when my emails come around asking for help. Chris Simmons is one such man who heed my call and jump on mostly anything I'm doing. He's also good at doing it too!

Does anyone know how to do an RSS feed for the Guest Strip Project?

Don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

Charles Woolbright Jnr. is a brilliant friend of mine and I'm glad he is included in with other project of mine. He's done everything so I'm glad he's still around and willing

But don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

Again, RSS feed anyone?

I think Brian Anderson is a great guy, he really truely is! I really love his artwork and style on dog eat doug so when he agreed I was blown away with his strip here!

But don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

PS. Someone suggested an RSS feed - how?

In July I'm gathering 31 artists to draw 31 strips (not each, one per artist) in a stand-alone strip using the characters of the guest strip project that can be used in August to help our Donation Drive that we're having!

It'll be our first one and weirdly enough I'm after artists who haven't already signed up to the project. So far I have 13 artists wanting to be a part of our first Donationathon and you too can be a part.

Just email me regarding the Donationathon or comment below. These are the people already doing the Donationathon (btw if you've signed up already to the project you'll be doing it more than likely either before or after the Donationathon):

Sean Boyle
Jason Frazer
Chris Wall
Mark Savary
Amanda Harpold
Matt Milligan
David Adams
Jules Rivera
Geof
Phil Foglio
Liam Cruse
Mike Dean
John Briggs

Be a part of it and sign up now, I need 31 artists!!!!

I love Sarah Ellerton's art, it's amazing and fantastic and very detailled so when she said she'd be happy to contribute she did wonders with it. One of my favourites!

But don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

Actually calling those who haven't signed up or know of their name down on my list for the Guest Strip Project. For the whole of August I'm after 31 artists, good, bad, ugly I don't really care, but you must have a webcomic or a website dedicated to your craft.

I'm after filling the whole month of guest strips (all stand-alone), so if you're interested or know of someone please let me know. Also those who have already signed up, don't worry, you won't be forgotten, you'll be called up before long.

Anyway, if you're free and able to draw a strip during the month of July then let me know. I need 31 of you!!!


ALSO, on a personal note, could someone do a cel-shading of a snowman for me. Just wanna see what it looks like and if it's any good for what I want.

This week whilst I'm frenching it up in Paris, we have the wonderful Joe Dunn who stood in for me and the talented Michael Smith to take aim and fire!

Don't forget folks the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

How I found them I wouldn't exactly know, but the talented Sterling Morris and Shawn Miller have an awesome style that I love to bits. I also love their strip as well that they did, only because I love blondes....

Anyway don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

To be honest, when I first heard the name I thought Rene Engström was a man, unbeknown to me she was a fantastic artist I had been admiring from a far, a bit like Meredith Gran. I was glad when she said yes, but she was worried it was a little rushed but I thought it came out great!

Don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!

I've been a fan from the side lines of Welcome to Pixelton's guy Josh Farkas but he does so well in continuing on the current storyline to the tale. Just some wonderful stuff including how he makes each strip.

But don't forget the Guest Strip Project is doing this all for the Make-A-Wish Foundation so visiting you're helping, clicking on the banners you're helping and soon buying stuff from the store will help even more, so don't forget to read and enjoy!