Random Orbit
Brian BiggsAn occasional shout-out from the hermit-hole of Brian Biggs, author and artist that you may have heard of, once. Usually about drawing, often about writing, sometimes about something else. But not always.
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trick or treat!
This is the third “spooky season” edition of Random Orbit in a row. I suppose it’s obvious that I like this time of year. It’s not just Halloween, it’s the whole thing. The trees, the leaves, the change in the wind, fog, the colors, the spi...
skeletons in the closet
One of my pandemic hobbies was rediscovering the pencil. My 2019 picture book, The Space Walk, was drawn entirely on Photoshop with a Wacom tablet, which, even though I’d been using a Wacom since 1991, and was used to that weird disconnect ...
Spider Season
Today is the first day of October, which means it’s the very first day of the very best month of the year. While Autumn technically began about a week ago, here in Philadelphia it’s felt like mid-summer for a while, and this morning was the...
the giant robot and the tiny volcano
Spinning wheels is hard work. Sure, you’re not actually going anywhere, but the sound and fury of all the parts working together to create the illusion of progress… that is truly something to behold. In physics, the concept of spinning whee...
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