Scott’s Blog

  • Galaxy Quest – Funny Sci-Fi

    I introduced my kids to one of the great science fiction comedies of all time, Galaxy Quest. The plot centers around the cast of a fictional science fiction TV show. It’s obviously patterned off of the original Star Trek tv series starring William Shatner and Leonard Neemoy. The series in the movie is called, Galaxy Quest,… Read more

  • Readers Love Glazed Man

    The positive reviews for Glazed Man & Rat Girl continue to roll in. Here is another one that was recently added to Amazon.com by another happy customer. “Glazed Man gets his superhero powers from…Glazed donuts, he is capable of shooting glaze from the palms of his hands.. Rat Girl is Martha; after being kidnapped and left… Read more

  • Thoughts on Star Wars: The Force Awakens

    A GREAT MOVIE! First, I just want to make it clear that I loved this movie. The Force Awakens was the perfect blend of the old and new. We got just enough of Han Solo and the old gang to make us old folks remember the thrill of the classic Star Wars. But, more importantly, we… Read more

  • Fan Mail for Glazed Man & Rat Girl

    I’m happy to share a note I received a few days ago from a new Glazed Man & Rat Girl fan, and her Mom. Notes like these are what keep me writing and drawing. Here is the note: . . . We got our daughter Ella your book for Christmas and she loved it! She wants the next… Read more

  • Merry Christmas

      I did this special drawing as a small way of saying “thank you” to all of my blog readers and to the fans of Glazed Man & Rat Girl. Glazed Man says, “Don’t forget to do 2 things during the holidays, remember to celebrate the birth of Jesus, and eat lots of Christmas donuts.” Read more

  • The Other Letter

    Here is my third video discovery in my series of video shorts that illustrate the heart of Christmas. This one, made by Ikea, is aimed squarely at parents. I can attest that I had tears rolling down my cheeks one minute into it. They’re good tears, the kind we parents should cry more often, but too… Read more