Showing the process from idea to sketch to finished comic.
As I wind down the first run of my weekly comic strip Waves to start working on long-form narrative comics, I thought it would be fun to share the process that a given strip went through. I’ll be showing the steps behind making Personal Pan.
Am I cursed or something? I can’t remember the last time I saw a movie in the theater and didn’t experience one of these distractions.
Ordering food got a lot more complicated in the last two years.
The grift was perfect until a group of recipients showed up at the return address.
A scene from the monthly meeting of Confused Parents of Newly Vegan Children (CPNVC).
A remake of a comic strip idea from April 2016. The last panel in the original was a bit more intense, so I decided to tone it down.
This week’s comic is a sincere one about why podcasts are so special to me. I bawled making this comic. Don’t forget to thank your favorite podcasters. (Also, the references are from my two favorite podcasts: Roderick on the Line and Do By Friday).
My goals and approach for my new limited webcomic project.
I started a new webcomic project called Waves. It’s a weekly comic about nothing in particular, with a focus on humor and personal observations. I had the idea for the project in December 2016, but I decided to shelf it to focus on writing. I’ve since shifted my focus to illustration and comics, so I’ve decided to return to the project in earnest.
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