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Ian is a lean mean teachin’ machine. At the time he was working at a very rough school ina bankrupt district. We have since moved to Colorado from California and the situation did not improve much. We are both in other careers now since the time I did this comic.
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I think every cat owner has suffered from this beguiling act the feline race is capable of at least once in their lives.
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I really like the visual play with the comic format in this panel. When you’re not feeling well (depression) you do fish for compliments, but it’s not out of a need to be the center of attention. More of validation for the qualities about yourself that are positive rather than focus on the negative.
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I have used PCs most of my career but sometimes I think my brain runs on Mac. nut because it’s a better machine (they both have their pros and cons for different applications), but because when a Mac freezes, sometimes the only fix is to turn it off and pray. A PC gives the user a few more options to get the machine up and running again without the required hard-reboot. So when it freezes…
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Glych
There was a period of time where my old computer collected dust in my office because I was using the new laptop more and more. I felt guilty about that.
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Glych
This is basically a streamlined view of my life thus far. If it doesn’t make sense, let me know.
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Glych
I like amorphous shapely backgrounds of nothingness…
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Glych
I was very driven was I was younger. By the time I was 16 I was working as an assistant for Ken Penders on the Sonic the Hedgehog books for Archie Comics. By the time I was 19, I was working as a storyboard artist at O Entertainment on the thumb movies.
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Glych
My mother repeated this story to me from an early age. Repeatedly.
