The Thousand-Yard Hear

CLICK TO ENLARGE AND RUN.

Part three of the series.

 

Good gravy these things take a while to make. I'd like to be getting two comics out a week when I do series like this, but it's going to be really difficult if I keep nitpicking and focusing on cleanliness and consistency like I always do. (And I don't do a real good job with it either.) I'm thinking about trying to put the whole spick-n-span fanciness thing aside and focus on making them more about the energy and expressions than consistent proportions. I seem to get better expressions when I do that, and it's usually less frustrating to draw. So if the art style changes abruptly, it's because I'm experimenting.

Next part next week!

- Nolan P.

Sticks and Stones

 So, like, there's this feature called Click to Enlarge, and it lets you enlarge the image by clicking it, and it's really great and useful, I remember this one time I was talking to this person who needed this image enlarged but didn't have a mouse, would you believe it, so we had to go to the store and get one, but wouldn't you know they were all out, so by that time we had to… hey wait, where are you going?
(Larger view HERE)

Not as colorful as last week's 'Sunday-vision' comment lead on. Sorry about that.

Part two of the series, and a sort-of remake.

By the way, I wouldn't recommend trying to read all of Carly's text. I can assure you, there's not a whole lot of useful information to glean from it. Plus, it'll hurt your eyes.

See you next month with part three!

 - Nolan P.