Today I felt like drawing something like a comic strip, for once. You know, unlike my usual random, non-formulaic drawings, this actually has a formula and other conventions of typical comics. I just felt like trying it out.
It has a very standard formula, too. It works as follows:
A= Left Character (the Scarecrow), B= Right Character [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘newspapers’
January 12, 2009
Crow and Scarecrow
October 6, 2008
Rant: The Downfall of Modern Journalism?
Today’s rant is brought to by ice cream. It’s delicious, and it makes you fat.
I’m into the news. I’ve watched it/read it/listened to it every day of my whole life. I blame my parents for this. Every morning as a child, right after I woke up, I would drag myself into the den where my [...]
August 12, 2008
Sam Rants: How My Childhood Missed-Out on “Opus”
As a child, I read the Sunday comics page of The Birmingham News religiously. At the time, The Far Side was still going (on its death-bed, but still going) as was Calvin & Hobbes and Peanuts, three of the biggest inspirations on my own comics (and my life). With every visit to the book store, [...]
July 28, 2008
Why webcomics frustrate the hell out of me
For the longest time, I have had a biting frustration with the art form we call “webcomics”. They’re a funny art form, but not always intentionally funny. I’m not sure if you know this about me yet, but I love webcomics, and comic strips in general.
At one time, the comics pages in newspapers featured page-long [...]
