3 steps

Steve Irwin was one of my heroes when I was a kid… OK, I was 22. Looking back at his adventures, I’m convinced he would’ve made an awesome tester. I remember watching one of his programs, he was driving a 4x4 in the outback at say 60 miles per hour and suddenly he spotted a tiny snake 40 yards off the road (by crikey)! I wonder if I could spot a bug under comparable conditions?!!!

Here’s a simple diagram on how you can spot and raise bugs in three simple steps (don’t be fooled, it really isn’t that easy!!).

I think this image would make for a good t-shirt (IMHO), with that in mind I’m considering in producing a book with the cartoons and some t-shirts & mugs. But before I invest, I feel I should listen to some advice from Dragon’s Den and do a bit of market research. I would really appreciate if you could complete 3 multiple choice questions in my questionnaire… (it’s only 3 questions – it will take you a minute or less).

Thank you :)

Questionnaire: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CD6CFWN

Metrics

Bug-Olympics

Yeah! It's the Olympics! Let the games begin...

Testers growing up

Here's another cartoon printed in the The Testing Planet issue 7.
There's a caption competition in the latest issue. Please have a look at the cartoon and see if you can come up with the best caption. The winner receives a book!

A bug is a bug

I created the following cartoon for ExpoQA, a software testing conference in Madrid, Spain. I had a great experience attending the conference during 2010, one of the highlights was meeting testers from different countries as well as from different continents! I hope this fact comes across well with the cartoon, even if it's about bugs ;)