Posts Tagged ‘Dee’s_Parents’
12 items.
Buy This Artwork!
I think when doing foolish things, it’s sometimes best not to test them first, or you might make an intelligent decision and avoid them.
And hey, might I mention that I have books as the Topatoco Store, or that a lot of these strips are still for sale and would make great gifts?
1 Comment
Buy This Artwork!
Nothing ruins fun quite like something reminding you of a huge regret, is there?
And hey, might I mention that I have books as the Topatoco Store, or that a lot of these strips are still for sale and would make great gifts?
It reminds me of a time, in high-school, when I was removing a fluorescent light from a light in order that it not get knocked out from the party which was going on. I dropped the bulb. Sigh.
it occurred to me when I was finishing this week of strips: where do the bottles come from?
I always imagined he was drinking grape sodas.
Buy This Artwork!
And that, folks, is why you always put the strap around your neck (or wrist — for camera) when near a precipice or lake.
Right understanding (through explanation) that his idea won’t work, wrong in understanding that the same reasoning applies to similar ideas.
Pebbles are still a good idea.
This is one of the first strips I’m putting up for sale which somehow wasn’t put up in the first run (perhaps I was too attached to it)
I love her hand prints on his jacket. :)
Sometimes with a kid you have to be very specific.
At first, i was going to draw Blake in human clothes as a disguise as well. And then I realized that would be not make any sense. As much sense as a bear and vulture in clothes. It’s all perspective.
Ted’s outfit still makes me smile.
Sometimes the “throwaway gag” is the funniest. “Have you thought about renting her out for factory work” is a good contender (although I like the actual punchline here too).
There is perhaps an inconsistency here, in that Vachel points out that they don’t have a fridge (the blog originally erroneously read, “friday” instead of “fridge,” if you’re wondering about the posts below), and later we see them having a fridge. This happened because my vision of their world changed (I originally pictured them living a bit more primitively), but I never went back in and “corrected” it because I like that the strip developed, and I can totally justify it by telling you that they bought a fridge that week in order to put the drawing on it.
Recent Comments