February update...

More new images coming, as we continue the grueling process of producing this first publication. It is a learning process, and by the time we get to the printer we should be brain dead, although some would suggest this level of intellect is one to which we have already arrived.

Kristophe is changing, as well, and many will have noticed our new 'Warning' page, which was suggested to us, by many of the pros who have the experience we lack. It should be clear enough to everyone, now, what is awaiting them, inside the website. For those who do not understand, we suggest hitting the 'No Way' key and go do some research on Google, or otherwise engage their time away from Kristophe and the boys. We don't want anyone going blind, after all.

Cheers to everyone,

KJ & DDM

Nose to the...

Life at the Academy has been moving right along and we are making progress on the first issue of "The Boys of St. Precocious Academy" which will be entitled "Hit the Brakes."

We have also updated pages on Kristophe, added text where none had existed before and otherwise tampered with the goods to a degree that should provide folks with some new sights, though still no sounds. DDM added a great tune to the site, but we felt it might take a bit for some to load and all, so we took it off.

You will also find new links to some great websites on our LINKS page. We hope everyone will take a minute or two, after viewing our little treasures, and visit the other artists, as well. Many will recognize the work of Patrick Fillion, Ian Hanks, Joe Phillips, and the work of JC Etheredge and the iconic Josman, among others. All great artists, and a rather nice group of people, in our humble estimation.

There are also new images posted in our galleries, and more coming shortly, if we can keep the cats from sleeping on the keyboards.

Thank you all for your continuing support and emails, and best wishes to everyone.

KJ & DDM

New Goals & Adventures for 2007

Well, we managed to survive the holidays, and hope that everyone else did, as well. We are continually working on (Kristophe) and it will be an ongoing metamophosis, as all sites inevitably are. New categories have been added, and new images, though we are a bit behind on some of the text. We will also be adding a 'Busted Synapses' section for stories and musings, to expose some of the writing currently in KJ's head. It is best that this valve be released, periodically, and one of his books will be ready for publication, this spring.

We hope everyone will continue to have fun with the images we share, and, as always, we welcome the support and comments about our work. We do appreciate the feedback, and the courteous manner in which everyone has conveyed their thoughts. Merci.

DDM

The New Year

The end of one event or period is always followed by the beginning of another. 2006 brought many hardships for some, and growing wealth for others. It is not our desire to see anyone experience the former, though it is our desire for all to see growth in the latter. May the new year of 2007 bring improvements in all our lives. Good health and high spirits for all, and a Happy and Prosperous New Year, from Kristophe and the boys from St. Precocious Academy!

KJ & DDM

Happy Holidays, and other news...

We finally got the text up for the images, and our Christmas card should be up this weekend, as well as a few more images of our subjects, backgrounds, etc. Building our website (Kristophe) has been great fun, and though a bit of a challenge, too, well worth the effort. We would like to thank everyone for their incredible support and kind words, and we hope you all will continue to visit us and watch our progress. And to our visitors and friends we wish you a Happy and Safe Holiday season!

Another craft is launched, without breaking champagne over the bow....

Well, DDM and I have decided to try this blog thingamaroo, on our website. We got the idea from JCEtheredge's website (Go there, lots of fun! ANTI-HEROES!). We agree with his sentiments, that it is a fun part of creating to get feedback and comments from supporters. We hope that all who will come by to visit KRISTOPHE and chat will do so with grace and humour, and to those who possess neither of these attributes you have our condolences, and we ask that you save your comments for family gatherings and the like.