I’d like to take a moment here to ask a small favor from everyone, if I may: Spread the word about Selkie if you can. I’d love to continue growing the comic’s audience and reaching it out to more like-minded[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Panel 1 is partially inspired by real life. While on vacation and sharing a hotel room with my family two weeks ago, I was informed that I murmer and talk in my sleep. Loudly, apparently. No one would tell me if I said anything embarrassing...
Freehanded this one the same way I did the dream sequence strips before it. No sketches or thumbnails. Not sure it works as well for the strip's "regular" style as it did for the line-less dream-world.
It emerges. -EDIT- Woops, completely spaced on mentioning this, but I just got back from watching my brother in law graduate Marine Corps Boot Camp last week. Congrats, Cam! Semper Fi!
I don't think I'd want this much loose wobbleyness as a regular feature, but I do like the speed at which this dream-sequence method makes strips.
A variation on this dream sequence, featuring a dark and scary forest instead of a seashore, was going to be part of the doctor visit arc but I shelved it until later.
Technically, Todd, if she gets to choose who she is, Doctor Terrorhammer is still on the table. Ending this arc a bit melancholy. Next storyline starts next week. Oh and also, I’ve been convinced to implement tags on the comics[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Every time I see a red pickup truck, I think of Smallfoot from the Go-Bots.
