Memory comic set at Beverly Beach on the Oregon coast. Me, my brother, my dad and stepmom went down the coast, camping. Maybe I’ll do another auto-bio comic one day about salmon fishing at Depoe Bay and getting seasick and sunburned. Drawn around 10/27/2011.
A diary comic. No, my legs don’t look like that.
OK, the assignment here was to do a relationship comic and use an unusual form. The spiral, for some reason (circling the drain?) came to be the form I chose. This is one of the comics I’d like to revise, both based on the helpful comments of the other IPRC Comics program folks and the sometimes-helpful comments of my inner critic. The kissing panel I’m particularly unhappy with–that is not a great anthropomorphic-cat-in-profile drawing. Oh and that should be “unbearable” in panel 9. Drawn around 10/19/2011.
Not shown: Hai-Ting (except back of her hair).
A doodle inspired by BT Livermore’s Terrible Beasts project.
Shooting Star flower from a photo taken near Lyle, WA.
The star of our 2010 holiday card, made with a carved rubber stamp. Oregon is the Beaver State.
Based on a memory of visiting my aunt and uncle on Whidbey Island, WA and climbing on a jungle gym.
An older comic about not wanting to go to bed. My dad didn’t really have giant glasses like that.
One could loop this strip forever.