I'm Not Giving Up On For Better or For Horrible.
New one up today.
Anybody feel like coming up with a new template for this thing? I'm bored with this one and don't feel like working on something new.
New one up today.
Anybody feel like coming up with a new template for this thing? I'm bored with this one and don't feel like working on something new.
Labels: comic strips, fbofh
In a bold attempt at copycatting, and in response to the terrible, horrible, news that For Better or For Worse is STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN with NO REGARD for anybody's feelings, I have launched a Tumblog mashing the art of FBorFW with the writing of Hagar the Horrible.
Labels: comic strips, copyright infringement, fbofh
Something else comes along and proves that I'm way off base. Like a live-action re-enactment of Garfield comic strips, followed by music montages.
Thanques, Sistr!
Nobody really responded to the call for t-shirt ideas, so I had to come up with my own. To do so, I once again dipped into the font of comic strips I drew in college. This is one of the earliest, and still one of my favorites:
All yours for $19. MADE IN THE USA, people.
If I sell 2 (including myself), consider this a regular feature.
When I was in college, I drew a comic strip called Plastic for the college newspaper. Get this: they rarely made sense...on purpose. Click to enlarge!
In this one, the guy with the tassled hat sticks his tongue out in different directions. Fun fact: I sold a painting version of this to a dude for like $250. In real dollars, $250 was $159,334 then.
This one delves into a certain ethical situation I'm sure we've all experienced:
This one involves a dude with a hand for a body being all demanding:
Labels: comic strips, me
This morning, I was awoken at the ungodly hour of noon or something by the dude that was coming by to clean the ducts so that one day we might have air-conditioning eventually if two other people come by and say what needs to be fixed. When I got up, I did so really quickly because I didn't want to wait even longer, and managed to pull 1/3 of the muscles in my back. I'm getting old!
Anyway! Because of that, I didn't go to taco night. Instead, I stayed home by myself. Round about 2am, I got a little restless and decided to take a quick inventory of the house.
1. The kitchen:
Lots of condiments and beer. And I live with two women! Goodbye, stereotypes!
2. Books that haven't been useful in nearly a decade. Click to enlarge, and remember when they were useful to you too!
3. Bikes and parts of bikes.
4. Cat.
5. Patriotic mail from the roommate's little sister. Check that--adorable patriotic mail from the roommate's little sister.
6. Homage to the original King of R&B, animatronic and sitting on the floor next to the bookcase.
7. Another cat: puma-like and photogenic.
8. Paintings outside the bathroom by Ben. Sometimes people need instructions.
9. Fancy glasses with funny faces on them.
10. Me.
Labels: bikes, cats, comic strips, home decor, photo essays
The archetypal bartender uses big words and cares about the patron's life. This is where the archetypal bartender and I diverge.
Labels: Achewood, archetypes, comic strips
