Hawk mentioned recently that he picked up a 360 and Left 4 Dead, and we’ve all been playing pretty regularly since. We’ve gotten good enough that we blow through normal mode, so now we’re trying advanced … currently we’re stuck at that construction site in Dead Air, where you have to hold out till the fence burns down. Any tips on where to hole up? We always perch up high, but then someone gets grabbed by the smoker and it’s all over.

Actually, I’m sure we’ll be doing some L4D related stuff sooner rather than later … and yes, we heard about L4D2! Pretty curious about it … and please, before anyone gets on us about playing on 360 instead of PC … we’re not really PC gamers, but moreover we’re also only casual gamers. We don’t have time to download user maps and all that stuff … we like to play for an hour in the evening to blow off steam, and then we get right back to work (conveniently with an adrenaline high!).

But yes! I think you can expect some L4D love over here at Applegeeks in the near future.

Art, programming, photography and now I’m tackling video. After having fun creating the Calgary video, I wanted to create something else.

This is a really rough edit of what I’m working on. It’s pretty short but you get the idea where I’m going with it.

The comics are done and up.

Another weekend has gone by, I hope everyone had a good one.

I’m going to finish the comic and post it after work. My eye has been twitching all day.

The comics are up.

Is it just me or did the weekend go by really fast.

I recently bought a 360 and Left 4 Dead. So far, I’m loving the game.

If you look closely at today’s AG comic, you will notice something different. The line art is different. Instead of adding pressure to adjust the thickness of each line, the width of all the line is pretty much constant.

Just thought I would share that little info.

I got couple more panels to ink and color.