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Uber name.

I always thought the name was tied to the one on your credit card.

Dishwasher fixed.

I wanted to run it right away to test it but that seems silly.

Sawbuck.

Of course, I didn't know what an actual sawbuck was either.

Kpop music claim.

This is the first time one of the claims has been resolved. And I heard the song, it's not even close to ours. 

Promotion.

It's something that's measured by earning royalties. I'm just so used to watching for ad clicks.

Friend's house.

I used to know all the different roads to get to his house. Figured it would be like muscle memory.

Bear. Green, brown, yellow.

Just messing with color shapes on my tablet drawing software. Ended up drawing a bear as Robin hood laughing and pointing. You can check out more of my doodles here .

Thanks so much.

I hope it at least sounded sarcastic.

In heaven.

I haven't seen that movie in decades so not sure why it's in my head. 

Repair guy.

I called them to change the pump and he checked the plumbing again. 

Mobile trolley bar.

I should have let it hit my car. 

Jeremiah Logemann: Flags Over Wisconsin - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS On this episode of the podcast, I meet Jeremiah Logemann of Flags Over Wisconsin . Jeremiah is a creator living in Madison WI. Jeremiah started his whole business by creating a version of a wooden flag that he saw. He wanted one like it so he made it. Then after posting it on Facebook other people started asking him to make one for them. This all lead to a series of events that involved finding reclaimed wood and then building larger pieces for people and eventually local businesses. Then Jeremiah started to wonder what else could I do? And through trial and error expanded into t-shirts and other household gift items. Watch the video Links Flags Over Wisconsin Website https://www.flagsoverwisconsin.com Flags Over Wisconsin on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FlagsOverWisconsin Flags Over Wisconsin on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/flagsoverwisconsin 📬 Join my email list to get a call out for artists wh

What are you looking at.

I don't think anyone has done that to me since high school.

Audio issues.

Of course it happens the one time I forget to run my backup recording device.

Xylus and Dexter in Space! Episode 8 "Blown away" - Cartoon Animation

Episode 8 - of my animated cartoon series Xylus and Dexter in Space!  Here is episode 8 of my animated cartoon Xylus and Dexter in Space! Concept In this final episode of the story: Xylus and Dexter escaped from the alien Phineas Handala and Xylus has his own plan for how to fix this whole situation. ( Related post: Xylus and Dexter in Space! "Pins and Needles" Episode 7 ) Artwork I decided to elaborate on more of the background art that I liked from the last few cartoon episodes that I was experimenting with. I used more of the digital sponge artwork keeping with the style of the old cartoons from Hanna-Barbera that I've been watching. What I did for the backgrounds on this was create them as a digital painting in GIMP and then imported them into the animation software and drew vector outlines on them to sharpen them up. I also did a 90s Nickelodeon-style cartoon splatter background. The kind they did to show how stuff is going off the rails. I did this for the scene w

Old dealer.

I can't tell if he recognizes me too when I see him. 

Parking roulette.

I make little bets like that with myself all the time and I don't know why.

Saws and drills.

I notice this every summer.

James Griffiths: Pottery, The Kiln Shed - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS On this episode of the podcast, I meet James Griffiths . James is a pottery artist living in Madison WI. James had started out working in retail but wanted to try making pottery full-time. We talk about how that transition to a full-time artist started and how James ended up opening their own pottery studio called The Kiln Shed in a space on Madison's east side! Watch the video Links The Kiln Shed Website https://www.thekilnshed.studio The Kiln Shed on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/KilnShed The Kiln Shed on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kilnshed   📬 Join my email list to get a call out for artists when I'm booking interviews! http://eepurl.com/g1uUSP Check out the other things Tom Ray does too! :) - Tom Ray's Daily webcomic - Tom Ray's graphic novel eBooks "Then This Happened..." - Podcast Music by Tom Ray's band Lorenzo's Music https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

Overheard.

Also, why did they say "even though she just got back from vacation?"

How long does it take to draw my webcomic?

I sit down and show how I draw my webcomic in this video In the video, I show the process of how I draw my webcomic diary using the Medibang Paint app on my drawing tablet and talk about my process. How long does it take me to draw my webcomic? The whole process to draw my webcomics is meant to keep with the diary-style I like to convey. So I draw it all freehand to keep it loose just like writing ideas and thoughts down in a diary or journal. I try not to spend more than 15 minutes drawing the comic, sometimes maybe 20 but I always try to keep it short. I actually found that if I spent a lot of time making it perfect and detailed it doesn't seem like an authentic story that actually happened to me. So how do I begin the process of drawing my webcomic? How do I start my webcomic drawings? Every day I kind of have an idea of something that happened today in my head that I want to draw about. As I open my drawing app on my tablet I'm still thinking about the idea I have for th

Painting box.

I got it to work but the box was pretty hilarious looking when I was done.

It's not Sunday.

And it makes me argue with myself in my head about if I'm right about the day or not. 

Patio furniture.

It was nice to be outside though.

Arielle Harmann: Pottery - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS On this episode of the podcast, I meet Arielle Harmann . Arielle is a pottery artist living in Madison WI. We talk about how Arielle started making pottery by taking some classes. Then eventually started teaching classes and later making work that sold in local shops. Arielle is now selling items online and talks about their experience with that as well! Watch the video Links Arielle Harmann's Website https://www.ariellesart.com Arielle Harmann on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/arielleharmannart 📬 Join my email list to get a call out for artists when I'm booking interviews!  http://eepurl.com/g1uUSP Support the show! Check out the vintage pop-culture items available in my eBay Store https://ebay.to/2vMYStC Check out the other things Tom Ray does too! :) - Tom Ray's Daily webcomic - Tom Ray's graphic novel eBooks "Then This Happened..." - Podcast Music by Tom Ray's band Lore

Rain smell.

I smelled my shirt and ruled out it wasn't me at least.

My eye.

Bugs actually flew into my eye two more times.

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