Inspired by Robert Rodriguez's production methods, I set out to publish as many books as I could in an attempt to "get the bad out" by learning what methods work and what mistakes to avoid. In late spring of 2009 I published What the Butler Saw, a collection of doodles and such. Surprisingly entertaining to children, it's like a mix between an art archive and a coloring book for schizophrenics. Just to throw a curveball at the world, I wrote an introduction claiming that the art was all made by an insane butler I grew up with, who passed his sketchbooks to me after his death.

Not exactly what I expected my first book to be, What the Butler Saw served its purpose and taught me a bit about book publishing.

If interested, you can buy a copy here:

http://www.amazon.com/What-Butler-Saw-Dan-Bergevin/dp/098024790X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1283557899&sr=8-3