Ok, I was able to finish my project and get back to the drawing table. I call it an art project, but it relied heavily upon me using Adobe Illustrator. I have version 8, and it was, at first, completely incomprehensible. I couldn't even draw a line without having to look in the users guide. I was able to figure it out in the end though. I apologize again for the extended absence, and encourage you to read the past few strips, starting at strip #69, if you've forgotten what's happened so far in this story arc. Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Search and Research #74
Ok, I was able to finish my project and get back to the drawing table. I call it an art project, but it relied heavily upon me using Adobe Illustrator. I have version 8, and it was, at first, completely incomprehensible. I couldn't even draw a line without having to look in the users guide. I was able to figure it out in the end though. I apologize again for the extended absence, and encourage you to read the past few strips, starting at strip #69, if you've forgotten what's happened so far in this story arc. Enjoy!
Monday, June 04, 2007
Search and Research #73
I like drawing SCOM at different angles because he's got such a distinct angular look. It usually doesn't make sense to draw him at angles most of the time when he's on the desk, so that's why I try to move him around. My wife would also like to point out that SCOM's face in panels 1 and 2 really show how I look trying to wake up every morning. Enjoy!
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