As of today Rembrand Le Compte, the artist of My Chronic Insomnia will be selling a 5 button set here at The Noir Project Store! The Button pack contains 5, 1.25” buttons featuring artwork from the artist himself. The pack includes the Migraine logo, Angry Stare, Dancing Dude, Falling Man and Eyepatch Bear. To check them out and support Rembrand visit his new TNP based MCI Store.

Don’t forget, if you are an artist yourself TNP now supports you in your endeavors in making quality merchandise of your own by offering artists discounts on our button making services! All TNP buttons have been printed with the same service and the same great quality is guaranteed for your orders. Click Here to find out how to make your own buttons!

The TNP webcomic Musings has been relaunched as Pajama Forest! Some of the enhancements include character redesigns and storytelling format changes.

Pajama Forest is a daily web-comic (Monday-Friday) that follows an awesome dude named August and his pals. Hijinks, adventures, imagination, and awesomeness are just some of the sweet things you can expect. From the mind of cartoonist, Evan Diaz.

You can read Pajama Forest, five days a week, here, or by clicking it on the left sidebar, under “comics.”

Artpatient.com posted a review of fellow TNP artist Ian Taylor his wonderful comic ‘An Unrehearsed Riot’ today. An excerpt:

It goes beyond delivering one thing while promising something else. After all, when you stop to think about it – most riots are unrehearsed. They aren’t planned and they usually don’t work out like anyone intended. This comic is just like that.

Those are glowing words, my friends. I suggest you go read the full review and give pause when reaching the conclusion.

The comic critiques here at TNP Press are proving to be a feature worth keeping your eye on. So much even that webcomic review site Artpatient.com decided to show us some love. Delos Woodruff took a lazy Sunday and directed his readers to our forum, with the promise of good critiques. So check out Artpatient.com and maybe you’ll see some TNP members popping up in other reviews.

That’s right, we here at TNP are doing critiques of your work!

The featured review this week is a fun webcomic by Leslie Taylor, who has fearlessly submitted his webcomic Seth & Buddy for us to look at. Join us on the forms, and have your say, as we talk about what makes an effective ad, character poses, composition & layout, coloring & shading techniques, and other awesome webcomiky stuff.

Feel free to submit your own work, you’ll receive top notch artistic advice to improve your work (for free!) and may even be featured on the TNP main page (that means free traffic–sweet!).

Read all about it on the forums, all the cool people are.