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Crumble Cult 
Dear Tony,
You really should be getting paid handsomely for this. I want everyone to read “Crumble Cult”.
I should introduce you to another artist I love. Her name is Cheryl Moore. If you are interested, please go see her at http://cherylmoore.wordpress.com
All My Love,
Jennifer
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Oh, very cool! I’ll bookmark her so that I can have a better look around tonight when I have more time on my hands! Thanks for the recommendation! 🙂
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You are going to need a LOT of time. I’m still trying to catch up. It’s worth it, though. I think you will enjoy her work. 🙂
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This is beautiful, meaningful and SO WELL DONE!!! I laughed and smiled and just love it!!! I agree with your other commenter… your stuff is professional and deserves a mega audience. Fantastic!
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Well, hopefully that will happen some day. Of course, I need to attempt to make it happen…
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Great strip Tony. How did you keep that texture in the grandmas clothes so constant when not all of the linework was closed?
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Thanks, Sophie. I drop the texture over the area I want to use it on, then select the outline of that area with the Polygonal Lasso Tool. Then I go into the Select menu, select Inverse and hit delete. Easy as pie! 😀
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Ah you photoshop wiz you.
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I agree with Tucker. This strip has to be shared with the world.
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Thank you, Angela. Also very kind! Watch this space! 😉
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^Erm, that was me.
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And this is me! 😉
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Get an agent, Tony. If you’re going to consistently turn out brilliance on top of brilliance, get an agent. I’d match your strips up against anything on the market today.
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That’s very kind, Tucker. Thank you! And, trust me, I have plans for Crumble Cult… 😉
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Are you sure he wasn’t kicking Ernest’s ass? The guy lived out his adventures through you. I think all that bullying made him overtly aggressive. I appreciate the ending message that friends “overlook stuff”…..but there are limits. Good work, Tony.
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The friend lived out his adventures through Ernest is what I meant.
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Naw, that’s just Rory’s idea of a good time. He never intends to actually hurt Ernest. Rory’s just a rough-and-tumble kinda guy, not an out and out aggressive type! 🙂
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ok!! i totally love the new strip tony,i can totally understand being bullied for having epilepsy but,why would rory be bullied for being SCOTTISH.love the ENGLISH ernest uses i,ve never heard such vulgarity in my life SERIOUSLY.i love the deafness and accents don,t mix to true.this strip seems so real that it could happen to anyone really. love the strip,new character and ernests loyalty for standing by his friend anyone else would walk away.great strip written with honesty and feelings.keep the strips coming tony. fyi this is a short e mail.
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Hi Stephen. I’m delighted that you love this particular strip. That means I’ve done my job well! 😀
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