ITT: confounded folks who live in areas where Critical Mass events don't take place.
But I do & I did! You can see it like, two comments up!
So, I guess this is one of those rare, impenetrable internet W's. I might journal about this later.
I like that the word "Power Rangers" can be easily replaced w "Mother Fuckers."
Makes the song even more fun.
Yes, it's even evident in the rendering of the backgrounds of this posts' featured comic.
Also, he is a great writer with fantastic pacing.
His influence is well deserved but I wish people had maybe taken more from his work than, "oh, I can just draw white blobby guys?"
I dunno, maybe it's fine & I'm just old & cranky.
Yeah & I'll say it again!
This cartoonists is the originator of the Blobby White Guys One Step Up From Stickpeople For Lazy Cartoonists style & one of the few who can totally get away w it.
Why's that kid think Pennsylvania would know?
So, indeed, "some guy."
Fuck pitbulls. There, I said it.
Yes. Yes I absolutely do.
I had no idea my instance had such a shoddy rep!
Scratchboard sketch (scratchpaper? That's kind of something else. Anyways).
The tool I use looks sort of like a calligraphy pen, but is a flexible blade. I seem to have misplaced it, so, that's annoying. I'll try to include a picture next time.
I hope you enjoy.
I'm realizing folks like to see the tools people use when they draw so I included that this time. It's a brush that's too small tbh (a friggin' size 4/0) but it's nice & I got it for extremely cheap.
Hope you're having a swell day!
This is done on paper that mimics scratch board, but is waaaaaaaay cheaper. Somewhat hard to find without rainbow colors underneath, unfortunately.
Hey, non-representational today. Hope you like it!
I've been post my experimental illustrations over on Pixelfed (@[email protected]) and would like to cross post here, too.
If it gets annoying, mods let me know. Otherwise, I hope you like it!
So, that's why I used the adjective "confounded," b/c it's not like folks are stupid, just obviously completely unfamiliar.