So here we go. Continuity bound!
In case anyone's curious I have not been fired in real life nor do I plan on quitting/losing my current job. It's a pretty good gig.
But enough about me let's talk about Cap and Gown!
I'm a pretty big fan of how this week's comic turned out. I'm happy with the line work and I wanted to use the colour simply to convey an emotion/state of mind.
I think it worked out fairly well.
Anyway, as always
Enjoy!
-Brendan
I bought some Bailey's and had this idea for a story arc.
That's right, I'm willingly pursuing continuity.
Yeesh! Look at this guy getting all brave with different panels and trying to tell a story!
I'm pretty excited for it. Hopefully the rest of you are as well.
So get ready for a prolonged story about cartoon-Brendan and his work and friendship woes!
Oh boy! When will the excitement end?!
...alright I'll stop.
Enjoy!
-Brendan
I think a lot of people in the work force are familiar with this chart. I've noticed it in myself. But holy shit, this last week was beyond stressful.
I try to steer away from work-related strips. If i do decide to make one, I like to keep it vague so it's not too specific about where I work or what I do. I suppose that's either professional or paranoia.
Anyways, I want to apologize for taking last week off. I had a four day weekend and went to my parents home to help them paint a couple rooms.
That was definitely an adventure.
Needless to say when I got back to the apartment I was wore out.
That's not much in terms of an excuse. I could have just as easily cranked a comic out ahead of time. Lately though, I feel like I'm producing better comics under pressure. Waiting until Saturday to turn them out and only giving myself minimal time to think of a joke.
This lets me practice gesture and anatomy all week and study from a couple art books I have.
But that's enough about me.
Nobody really wants to read all this. There's pretty pictures up above to look at.
So get to it!
Enjoy!
-Brendan
