You'll have to be more specific. He's sketching, inking and coloring in Adobe Photoshop CS. He's capturing the stream using WebCamMax. And streaming live using uStream.

Basically, this is his way of preserving the joke. So even though we watched the artwork come together, we still have something to look forward to when the comic is posted the next morning.

Fitting everything on one page at GU is a bit tough. But, you can just long in to the official uStream page here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/gu_live.

Woody stops the stream before putting text on the comic. So typically around four hours. Though he usually leaves the music on until he exits the chat.

Woody's musical tastes are "ecclectic" and he sets his iPod to random. So, you could be listening to Metallica one minute and the original cast recording of Phantom of the Opera next. Woody doesn't like hearing folks whine about the music, because "you" can mute it at any time and listen to your own tunes.

In order to side-step spammers, Woody has set up the chat so that you have to have a uStream account, and be logged in, to talk. uStream accounts are free.

Woody works on one screen and has the stream/chat up on another. Whenever colored text goes scrolling past it grabs his attention, distracting him from his work.

Woody is as picky about this as he is about appointing GU Forum moderators. He basically has to get to know you via the chat first.

White tends to make exact color a little harder to determine. And, Woody often uses white in his images. So he picked a more neutral tone that he tends not to use when coloring the strip. Also, it's easier on his eyes.

No. Woody sketches, inks, and colors on a Wacom Cintiq 21UX.

Depends on the complexity of the image. Woody usually just works until it's done. Though from sketching to uploading the images it's usually around 4-5 hours.