How to Stop a Problem - 1
Added 2022-07-23 18:51:23 +0000 UTCA new something for subscribers only. Something I've been doing in my downtime! A daily improv comic practice that I'm calling "How to Stop a Problem".
This is essentially the old "Me & You" concept, morphed and molded into this: An eternal fight between cat and mouse, The Malefactor and the Agitator. Boiled down and remade over and over and over. The constant cycle. Nothing learned, not enough gained. I had this idea and the only way to get my point across would be to finish this project at a minimum of 400 pages. If I will make it to that length is different question I have no interest in answering. The only thing to focus on is just doing the damn thing.
I've been going at a pace at one page a day, tho some days have been missed with an attempt to do two pages the next day, but I will probably only keep it to one page so this doesn't eat up too much time. Unless, of course, I feel like doing two pages!
I have 13 pages currently in the sketchbook I've been drawing these in. About to do another today after I post this update. Will keep you posted once a week the best I can.
Comments
leo dicaprio snapping and pointing at the movie screen gif
KC Green
2022-07-25 20:02:41 +0000 UTCI love these Malefactor and Agitator comics. The constant cycle of aggression starts to feel meditative after a while, you just go with the flow rather than expecting a conclusion
Chase
2022-07-24 19:26:28 +0000 UTCOnce I figured out which direction to read the panels (L-R. L-R, L-R), I laughed out loud! I must admit, that when I was a child, I sided with the mouse against the fearsome cat ("I hate those meeses to pieces!"), but now that I'm a longtime cat owner, my perspective has changed in favor of the cat. Will the cat ever win, at least a skirmish or two?
Laura Morland
2022-07-24 09:27:11 +0000 UTCThis is so dope!
J.A Parker
2022-07-24 03:46:43 +0000 UTC
