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  • Scales Sundays and More!

    This fall I am happy to announce I will be releasing Scales Sundays and more! It will include Sundays, Dailies, and specials. It will be released in late September to early October. It will be 12 pages long and possibly more. I expect that it will be posted by October 10, 2026. It is the first Scales comic strip book ever! It will be posted by October 20. This has been a more than 2 years long project, I am happy to nearly be finished. It takes a lot of effort. But as I said before, I am happy to say that it will be released In September-October.

    Micah Jensen

  • Scales with mini horses!

    I have finally created a cartoon since my 5 week trip to Europe and shorter 1 week trip to Calgary. I even saw our head Leo in Amsterdam the Netherlands over dinner, I had got in from Venice that day. I’m excited because this particular Sunday strip will be entered in the Saanich fair.

    Micah Jensen

  • Updates

    Chips Volume three is now technically finished but I have not coloured it yet, so it remains unfinished. I am also, at the time of writing, on vacation in the Netherlands, so many projects remain paused and I do not have time to finish them because of school and other projects including a novel and the development of a video game. During the summer I may find more time for projects such as Chips Volume Three and The Best of Chips.

    P.S: The (shortish) novel will be posted at some point, but please allow several months for completion and revision.

    P.P.S. This is a submission QR code which you can share.

  • Chips : The Process

    Here is a step-by-step tutorial showing my process of drawing a redone Chips daily strip.

    Step 1 : Pencil draft

    This is where I draft my design and make sure everything is in proportion. This layer also serves as a guideline for the pens and paint.

    Step 2 : Inking

    This is where I cover the pencil with pen, add minor details, and then erase the pencil.

    Step 3 : Paint

    I use acrylic pens (paint pens) to make solid shadows, highlights, and other details.

    Step 4 : Colouring

    I use Faber-Castell Polychromos coloured pencils for this. Once I have finished, I scan the comic and post it!