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This is the kind of line I used to use as a kid, say part of a sentence, knowing that the listener would fill in the rest incorrectly. I was a wicked child when it came to dueling words, but fairly mild in nature.
This reminds me of The Cowboy Wally Show, “oh yeah, lock the gate!”
And seriously, aside from this being a joke, I do find it easy to get caught up in things when it’s just as easy to move on. As I often say, life just isn’t that hard.
Well, unless it is.
Don’t mess with small things on a tepuis. The most fun about this strip for me, when writing, were that these ridiculous funny things were FACTS.
This was the first of the vacations, and what I felt was a very fun tradition. I used to keep stacks of National Geographics around and page through, pondering where they’d go next. But this article on the tepuis of Venezuela was truly breathtaking, and it was fun to put it in the strip.
This strip cracks me up, especially the loops flying through the air in panel #3.
It makes me smile that my mom thought so too and purchased this one the moment she saw it. :)
I always found this strip interesting, because although there’s only one spoken word in the whole thing “AAAAHH!” (not counting Blake’s sleep mumblings), the strip really takes a lot of time to fully read, because each activity and expression plays a role in the strip.
I am always amazed at how much little tragedies plague people. But I also get it, some days when I’m at wit’s end, they plague me too. But even when it’s plaguing me, I still find it funny.
it was lots of fun creating the shadows for this series. I especially like panel two in this one.













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