Thanks for allowing me a peek under the hood! I hope you are continually inspired to produce

And, to answer your question, I don’t approach comics that way. I typically know exactly how I want the finished product to look when I start. Rather than finish and keep tweaking, I tweak along the way (especially during the sketching process) so that when it comes time to ink and color all of the tough decisions have already been made.

This wasn’t about “finishing” the comics. There was a certain aesthetic I was going for with FANEURYSM and it doesn’t fit in with Sharksplode’s greater detail and full color. The whole purpose of recomposing and recoloring these strips for Sharksplode is that FANEURYSM was intended to be an entirely new, long running comic. Since it only ran for a few months everything I did with it would likely be completely looked over/forgotten. This way i can integrate these strips into my current project and give them a longer life and bigger audience.

As an artist, how often are you driven by the “one more layer, one more retouch” on a project. Do you EVER feel like you’re done?

I ask this as a musical composer who never knows when to quit on a song. . . .

More like “Measure of MY JAM,” because that’s what it is.

Someone’s already beaten us to the punch Doug! http://youtu.be/otjXRb8S02g