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I'm teaching myself different facets of graphic design, decided to try my hand at making comics... who else would I use as subject? Right?

Feedback...?

Rhiannon wrote:I'm teaching myself different facets of graphic design, decided to try my hand at making comics... who else would I use as subject? Right?

Feedback...?

I like it. Ross's fly is open.

Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

Correct you are. I'm only experimenting with design programs. Which you might have caught onto had you not been so quick to the draw in your Debbie Downer policing. Many modern comics however are variations of picture/caption. Most are done on computer via electronic tablets and programs like the one I used. Some are done using images, graphics, and clipart files (still technically a jpeg file with superimposed words)... it is a medium of expression.


And to Suzanne... his fly is open... cripes... that's hilarious!

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

LOL no.

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

Cartoons are hand drawn images; comics are image-based humour (well, originally, hence 'comic' - I know, I know, they've progressed beyond merely being funny...)

Rhiannon wrote:

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

Correct you are. I'm only experimenting with design programs. Which you might have caught onto had you not been so quick to the draw in your Debbie Downer policing. Many modern comics however are variations of picture/caption. Most are done on computer via electronic tablets and programs like the one I used. Some are done using images, graphics, and clipart files (still technically a jpeg file with superimposed words)... it is a medium of expression.


And to Suzanne... his fly is open... cripes... that's hilarious!

You go girl! Don't listen to them. I think you did great, and it looked pretty damn cool (and funny!). Keep them coming!

Rhiannon wrote:

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

Correct you are. I'm only experimenting with design programs. Which you might have caught onto had you not been so quick to the draw in your Debbie Downer policing. Many modern comics however are variations of picture/caption. Most are done on computer via electronic tablets and programs like the one I used. Some are done using images, graphics, and clipart files (still technically a jpeg file with superimposed words)... it is a medium of expression.


And to Suzanne... his fly is open... cripes... that's hilarious!

Rhi, it is cute! But you should do something on the fly is open bit. Keep it up, looks like a lot of fun!

Thanks, guys!

Sarah, who is that in your av? It reminds me of something... looks like a grown up Molly from the American Girls.

Good on you for experimenting and teaching yourself....
I like that layout, with the "Journey/Journey" in the middle, etc.

Looks great.

Rhiannon wrote:Thanks, guys!

Sarah, who is that in your av? It reminds me of something... looks like a grown up Molly from the American Girls.

Looks kinda like Sarah to me.

I like your cartoon. With your sense of humor, you could make some great ones.

Rick wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:Thanks, guys!

Sarah, who is that in your av? It reminds me of something... looks like a grown up Molly from the American Girls.

Looks kinda like Sarah to me.

I like your cartoon. With your sense of humor, you could make some great ones.

Are you talking about THAT WOMAN from Alaska?

Gunbot wrote:

Rick wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:Thanks, guys!

Sarah, who is that in your av? It reminds me of something... looks like a grown up Molly from the American Girls.

Looks kinda like Sarah to me.

I like your cartoon. With your sense of humor, you could make some great ones.

Are you talking about THAT WOMAN from Alaska?

No, the Sarah that posts here.

Rhiannon wrote:

texafana wrote:Comics usually consist of hand drawn images, not speech bubbles over photographs.

Correct you are. I'm only experimenting with design programs. Which you might have caught onto had you not been so quick to the draw in your Debbie Downer policing. Many modern comics however are variations of picture/caption. Most are done on computer via electronic tablets and programs like the one I used. Some are done using images, graphics, and clipart files (still technically a jpeg file with superimposed words)... it is a medium of expression.


And to Suzanne... his fly is open... cripes... that's hilarious!

Rhi, there is a line of comics like this. Keep working on it! Create woman, create!

Rhiannon wrote:Thanks, guys!

Sarah, who is that in your av? It reminds me of something... looks like a grown up Molly from the American Girls.

It's the character from PayPal Help, and her name is Sarah too... https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/helpweb?cmd=_help

StoneCold suggested it.

Sarah wrote:It's the character from PayPal Help, and her name is Sarah too... https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/helpweb?cmd=_help

StoneCold suggested it.

That's awesome.

Suzanne wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:I'm teaching myself different facets of graphic design, decided to try my hand at making comics... who else would I use as subject? Right?

Feedback...?

I like it. Ross's fly is open.

I often wondered, what Neal was doing behind those shades, now I know.