I am taking you waaaaaaaayyyyy back to the beginning of my comical endeavors today with this strip from 2006. Ick. I might need to redo the lettering on these older ones. And maybe the artwork. You see? This is why I try not to reprint.
I also discovered that my comics #1-14 have disappeared. It is possible that I did not maintain the old blog and it was shut down. Ah well. I'm not really good at keeping more than one blog running. At some point I will need to redo the first strips anyway, since I am working on a project and I originally scanned them at a low quality resolution. Heh. I feel so tech savvy!
3 comments:
I think it's good to see how your artwork has evolved. That's the case with all great cartoonists, e.g. Disney and Schultz. Thanks for the memories! Love, Mom
I would leave your original strips unchanged. Not only are they good, but they show how you've evolved to your current style. Thanks for having a blog that I truly look forward to reading! :)
p.s. Jim Davis' Garfield strips are COMPLETELY different from his current style, but it was fun to watch them evolve.
I agree with your Mom! I like seeing progress in an adult, especially as I draw like a 12 year old, but now that I have the kids's books, I'm sort of peeking over their shoulders a bit...
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