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My Days with PNCND
Unfortunately, this is not a comic strip blog any more. Apart from not having the capacity to draw right now, something even uglier than my laziest drawings is rearing its head in my life right now. I don’t know what … Continue reading
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Hairy Son Ford
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Tagged 90s crown vic, cars, crown vic, crown victoria, dad, Disney's Cars, fan art, father, Fiesta, ford, hairy, Harrison Ford, man bun, mustache, son
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Back Up off the Couch and Ready to Mispronounce The World
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Tagged caffeinated soda, coffee, comic strip, couch, existential questions, marathon, soda, sofa
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Confidence Builder
When I haven’t drawn in a long time, it helps to start with something simple. Better stuff is coming!
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Tagged eyes, late 1970s, motif, mushroom, mustache, single panel comic
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Drawn by Me, Inspired by Bob
My boyfriend’s friend Bob wrote a story about discovering a pirate ship in his land-locked, frozen-over hometown. When he read me the part about delving deep with in the ship and rummaging through the rum, this is the image that … Continue reading
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Tagged church basement, pirate, rum, rummage sale, talk like a pirate
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Library Gets the Long Form
(Disclaimer: The following conversation did NOT happen at the small, residential-area library where I work. At least it didn’t happen word for word. Sure would be funny if it did though.) Ring! Ring! Good afternoon Win . . . Hi, … Continue reading
One Week to Top Them All
So this past week I decided not to draw. Not even to pick up a pencil. It’s happened before, but not on purpose. Drawing was distracting from other things I should be doing, like reading or helping my family with … Continue reading
The Same Conclusion: A Martin Luther King Jr. Day Post
The first time I ever remember making a distinction between “black people” and “white people” in my young mind was when I was about four years old. My mother was on the phone, and the subject came up between her … Continue reading
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Tagged black, brown, children, civil rights, conclusion, eye, Hull House, inter-racial adoption, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, mixed families, race, skin, white
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