Hey if there's stick people then there can be stick octopuses. He sure looks happy.

Here's another video I did. It's mostly just to test out if I can really make a decent dry erase animation. Maybe I'll have something with a little more content next time.

[Video no longer available — originally hosted on Revver.com, which shut down in 2009. See build/revver-recovery.md for what was checked.]

Ok I haven't update in a while, so here's something a little extra. I made this video, which includes some of my dry erase art to make a point. It's supposed to be funny, but I'm still honing my skills...

[Video no longer available — originally hosted on Revver.com, which shut down in 2009. See build/revver-recovery.md for what was checked.]

This octopus is the host of a late night show.

Richelle drew this during my birthday party.

Jimmy stopped by the other day, so of course I had him draw an octopus.

So I had this idea to post daily and I thought it wouldn't be too difficult, but now it's caused me to make worse drawings and post less often. So now I've decided to do weekly postings instead. I should be able to keep up with that.

I got this board at a dollar store. It's decent, has magnets, and it comes with a marker. Feels a little too cheap at times though. Maybe I should get a bunch of these and give them away as gifts so I can get more drawings to post.

A long time ago I drew this in paint because I was thinking about how V8 can replace a salad. This is my dry erase version of that paint image.

Ok I'm way behind on posting stuff, so I'm trying to go through some drawings real quick in order to catch up. I tried taking photos of my board a different way, and it didn't work out as well, as you can see. I tried using the camera on a tripod with no flash so it will use a longer shutter speed and I won't get a glare on the board. The problem is that where I set up the board had a shadow and some of the drawings got messed up. I need to find a better spot to place the board, but my room has a lot of shadows.

Over at killkaraoke, we're doing the Blogathon. We'll be posting every half hour for 24 hours for charity. More info, and a link to sponsor us, is here.

Jared, of killkaraoke and A Roman Holiday fame, drew this monkey in an octopus costume and colored it in. I think that's all the good Jared links I know of.

Octopus, I think you've had too much. I mean look, you got stuck in the six pack rings.

Sorry if you think the color fills make the dry erase art impure, but I just felt like this one needed to be filled. It's the Katamari Damacy prince, sorta.

I kinda like the way this one turned out. Maybe I should take a break from animals and do some more landscapes?

Believe it or not, but this started out as a monkey. I really don't know how it changed to this.

Another octopus from Ben.

Maybe it's a squid or something else? I don't know. Drawn by Other Dave.

The 2 means both a sequel as in the second drawing from Michelle, and that there are two octopuses in the drawing.

This monkey started to look kinda cool, but I don't know what happened. It just turned stupid. I think it's the hair.

This octopus is by Other Dave. I think he has trouble spelling.

Bento and Other Dave visited this past weekend, so of course I made them draw octopuses. This is some of what Ben drew. Don't be fooled though, the upper left octopus is really a monkey pretending to be an octopus. Maybe I've said too much.

Here's another guest artist drawn octopus. This one is from Richard-o.

This is my rendition of the Katamari Damacy wallpaper on my desktop. I forgot where I got the wallpaper from (other than the Internet). This was probably my first decent dry erase drawing.

Man that flower is really greedy. All he ever thinks about is money money money money. At least he's self sufficient, since he can water himself.

Here's another guest artist image. This is an octopus triple threat, made by Alex. You may remember Alex from your favorite web site, killkaraoke.com.

Today's image (let's pretend like I post every day) is from our first guest artist, Michelle. This octopus is playing Guitar Hero. And he's a southpaw. I'm going to start a new trend where people who hang out with me have to draw a dry erase octopus.

Ok now I'm switching from pigs to octopuses. Here's my first one which started my dry erase artwork craze. Well, actually I drew a lot of other octopuses, but this was my first good one. In the upcomaing days I'll have a few other ones, plus some that my friends drew.

And in case you didn't know, octopus is the new monkey.

Yet another pig I drew for this site. Obviously it didn't work out. For the purposes of this site I mean.

This pig looks mean. It also sorta looks like a Kingdom of Loathing bugbear because of the zig zag mouth. This was a reject pig for this site's theme.

Here's the first dry erase image for this site. It's the pig that I drew for the logo. I did a lot of editing on it, but hopefully you'll still count it as dry erase art. I also gotta say this is probably some of the best gif dithering I've ever seen. It doesn't have that lame checkerboard effect.