You know, Shook people who make daily webcomics do not necessarily make a comic every day that they upload one. It is general practice to produce a surplus of comics to provide yourself some leeway should you become busy. This might be good practice if you ever for some reason have more than one idea on a particular day.
Not a bad idea at all! As it stands though, it's already pretty challenging to make just one per day, thanks in large part to the fact that i do them well past midnight, mere moments (relatively) before i go to bed. Partly because it typically results in the extremely nonsensical spur-of-the-moment jokes you see, and partly because i haven't gotten off my butt and told my bro that i'm doing stuff like this, so it feels totally wrong to be drawing them with him breathing down my neck.
It's quite weird, i feel some kind of uber shyness about it in real life, even though i know i'd pretty much respond with "whoa dude awesome!" if my bro revealed the same thing to me, and despite him being 3 years older than me, we have a VERY similar mindset (with the peculiar exception being that, in games where you can pick your own alignment, he always plays an evil dude, while i always play Good Guy Greg), WHICH MEANS that he'd probably react the same way. Possibly my parents too, but that's a 50/50 between "son i am proud" and "wot", so that's just awkward. I think the problem is that HOW THE FUCK DO YOU TELL YOUR BROTHER THAT YOU'VE BEEN DOING PIXEL ART FOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS? Casually, i suppose? I probably overthink it too much. I'm reasonably sure he does have a slight idea that i CAN sprite (Cortex Command mods and all that), but i haven't shown him my deviantART page. That's one thing to do here in 2013. :U
@Barbarossa: HOT TECHNOFLUTE JUSTICE
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But yeah, i've had a bit too many explosions ringing in my ears to think up a comic at the moment, and besides WHY ARE YOU EVEN READING THIS YOU SHOULD BE EXPLODING THE SKY AND DRINKING LIKE ALL FUCK BROKE LOOSE HAPPY NEW YEAR GUYS
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Topic: A comic a day! (subtitle: A DARING PROJECT BY A DUMB DUDE) (Read 50765 times)