Bah, image upload services resize and downgrade images too much.

I need all my glorious pixels at perfect crisp quality! Why can't they understand that need??

...Anyways, page 3!

The handwritten text is a bit of a test, but I'll see how it goes. Ironically, seeing how this comic is about robots, computer fonts just feel too cold to me.

Also! I feel like I might have found a process that works for me through each step of making this comic. It involves alot of back and forth between analog and digital, but the key part is that it's enjoyable at each step, which I really can't stress the importance of enough.

Okay, page 2!

And if you're already getting bored of landscapes by page 2, I promise page 3 will have lots of bustling robots.

Also, I feel terrible about not contributing to the awesome website fanartfriday.tumblr.com/ this week, but it's a collaboration project by various folk that I got to know at the ACA, and who every friday will put up a new piece of fanart dedicated to their artist(s) of choice.

Bookmark it! These artists are fantastic, and the artists that they honor are equally as fantastic.

Ahh, between two jobs and jury duty this week has not given me much free time.

Still! Page 2 is in the coloring phase!

So yeah!

Well Florida was too amazing to be able to summarize easily, but in short, I now feel amazingly motivated through meeting and working with so many talented and wonderful people.

And so! Page one of the new (old) comic that I'll (hopefully ) be posting here each week.

Like with any drawing I'm making at this point, these pages are much more about the process than the final piece. Still, I hope it holds together, and I hope the first ten pages make people want to read more.

(and also in this post, a doodle page of girls and a robot)