Cliffs.

So I have been experimenting with line weight, and I think I'm getting kinda better at gauging which lines should be thicker, and where?  Also, I don't know how to draw cliffs, but that is obvious.
Sorry there wasn't a comic last week, there's no excuse for that.  I just wasn't diligent.  My bad.
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I'm Lazy, and I Know It

Alright, so this isn't an actual comic. Usually, I don't ink my doodles, but I decided at some point that if I was going to start an art blog, I was going to learn myself how to ink some damn doodles. So I did. The one on the top left is a test sketch of the main character of a SUPER SECRET PROJECT I'm working on for this place. It involves dinosaurs, hangars, secret basements, demons from people's pasts, and ice cream.
Then there's a fan-art in the top right that I did of one of my favorite internet-famous artists, Yuko Ota, whose comic, Johnny Wander I enjoy endlessly. Also, I'm a nerd, but you already knew that.
The bird is just a free-hand sketch of one of my mom's love-birds. It's the male, a yellow one, who is endlessly harangued by his very talkative housemate, a blue female. The awful beardy doodle in the bottom left is my attempt to cartoonify myself, but it didn't go over too well, as I dashed it off in about a minute.
You can't really see it too well, but the stuff in pencil was when I was trying to figure out why on earth someone would wear make-up to a gym at ten AM on a Saturday.
And finally, the tough, square-jawed American dude in the center is Sam Fisher. My brother has been playing a lot of Splinter Cell, which is an awesome game to watch someone play.
This has been an awful cop-out since I didn't have time to do an actual comic. Thursday should be more of the same, but Tuesday, the site will be back on track.