Will this be the end of me keeping even on the days/comics scales? It might be.
Only just finished moving, for real, this morning and am now unpacking.
I might have to go 2-a-day for a few. I won't be beat!
8.30.2009
8.28.2009
8.27.2009
8.25.2009
Repeat
Tomorrow will be another double-shot of wonderful sketched abominations. And by tomorrow I mean at a reasonable hour of the day I just entered. :)
8.23.2009
8.21.2009
8.20.2009
8.19.2009
Page XX Comic #5
Sometimes you have to think big.
Also, what's up with that one guy's face? Apparently I screwed up drawing a beard.
8.18.2009
8.17.2009
Page XX Comic: #3
That's right, more gaming. This time, yes, I stole the basic idea behind Goofus and Gallant from Highlights Magazine.
8.16.2009
Page XX Comic: #2
My second attempt. This time, it's for gamers of the roleplaying tabletop variety. Enjoy!
Page XX Comic: An Introduction and Test
I don't when or if anyone might eventually care to read this, and so like many projects I'm setting out to do this for myself as much as anything else. Every day I will be attempting to either draw a complete "comic"* or one page of script for a comic** and I will post the results here.
The hope is that I will slowly improve my drawing/visual storytelling with the comics and keep in practice with the writing. Look for various changes to the page as I repurpose and further customize an unused blog that never met its full potential.
The first bit was the result of struggling to come up with an idea I could commit to paper on the spot and getting somewhat stuck; the result is a stick figure comic strip that would only really make sense to law students and might not be funny to anyone.***
Look forward to many similar adventures in humor and poor art, although I obviously hope to improve in just about every way.
Enjoy!
*- The scare quotes there just because I feel the efforts will often be worthy of self-deprecation.
**- Here meaning a comic book project I'm trying to get some momentum on.
***- In this case, Blackacre is pretty much the default "bit of land" stand-in in Property Law classes and "O the Owner" is the even more common name for the original owner of that property. Yes, I'm aware that explaining jokes ruins them.
The hope is that I will slowly improve my drawing/visual storytelling with the comics and keep in practice with the writing. Look for various changes to the page as I repurpose and further customize an unused blog that never met its full potential.
The first bit was the result of struggling to come up with an idea I could commit to paper on the spot and getting somewhat stuck; the result is a stick figure comic strip that would only really make sense to law students and might not be funny to anyone.***
Look forward to many similar adventures in humor and poor art, although I obviously hope to improve in just about every way.
Enjoy!
*- The scare quotes there just because I feel the efforts will often be worthy of self-deprecation.
**- Here meaning a comic book project I'm trying to get some momentum on.
***- In this case, Blackacre is pretty much the default "bit of land" stand-in in Property Law classes and "O the Owner" is the even more common name for the original owner of that property. Yes, I'm aware that explaining jokes ruins them.
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