Alice Otter is the most prolific work I have made since Three Apples. It's the history of a little otter girl and her family and friends, narrated with special emphasis on how children perceive the world.   The strip's structure is a mixture between a seriealized and a 'gag' strip: each strip features a small gag inserted on a general storyline. In this case, the storyline narrates Alice's trip to Hawaii. One of the things I enjoy the most of this strip is how characters with opposite personalities and interests interact with each other.   This online comic strip has been up since 2001, and as I write these lines, it's still active. If things go fine, it will continue like this for a few more years.

This is a comics series about a couple of computer kids in the early-mid 80s, in other words, on the pre-NES times.   I've managed to finish a comic of this series, and the second one is on the works. If things go fine, and I manage to reach a regular pacing, it will hopefully appear from time to time on Furrlough, a regular publication by Radiocomix.   Oh, I'm working on the official site for this series. Just click on the image at the right to see it.

This is a graphic novel project I'm developing little by little. I started planning it in the early 90s, but didn't start drawing it until 2001 or 2002.   It narrates the trip of a kangaroo sorceress and her dragon companion to the promised land of Cuckooland, where they hope to find a better future. Since this is a very long comic, I expect to be working on it for a very long time.