From tiny seeds do mighty Logjams grow!

The Not-Hole

One dull day in Biotic Crust National Park....

How to Logjam, Part 4

  WHERE to draw LOGJAM? 

The ol' pinetop and his pals don't thrive in hothouse conditions, as you can see by my attire.  The Logjam studio is located in the woods of the Pacific northwest, where Logjam likes to chill, baby.  If the forecast is for warm weather, he might just refuse to come out of the pen. 

Summertime means strummin' time! The Strawberry Festival on Vashon Island will feel the awesome aloha as the Vashon Island Ukulele Society (including yours truly) hoofs it on down the highway in the grand parade, Saturday, July 16th, 2011.  Parade begins 11 AM.  Homegrown fun drenched with our ukey country vibes!  Come on out! 

How to Logjam, Part 3

Cartoonist Generates Ideas Using 

Gravity-Defying "WRACK-A-BRAIN 6100"

Photos Reveal How Jeff Hawley Writes 

"Logjam" Comic Strips!

Launch Phase: Hawley shown here about to embark on a writing session utilizing the Wrack-A-Brain 6100.  Safety is paramount.  Bystanders have been herded into nearby bunker to observe.  Hawley mounts the Wrack-A-Brain 6100, secures his feet in stirrups.  All systems are go.

Alpha Doodle Phase: Hawley uses his own weight and precise positioning of his arms to loose the surly bonds of Earth.  Wrack-A-Brain 6100 soon attains level and stable geosynchronous attitude.  Gravity and the Cartoonist have come to terms. Hawley's brain begins sending ideas to his pen and notebook.  Naturally enough, ideas in this position are level-headed, sober, and non-transgressive.  

Brain Whomp Phase: Hawley tilts further back on the amazing Wrack-A-Brain 6100.  Hanging at a 45 degree angle, blood surges into cranium, stimulating certain lobes of the Cartoonist's brain that, under ordinary circumstances, sit around doing nothing.  Hawley experiences a flood of off-kilter, weird ideas. As neurons reach critical mass, Hawley writes at FTL speed with space-age pen capable of writing while upside down.

  

Logjam Fiddles Around