Showing posts with label collapse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collapse. Show all posts

Friday, 4 April 2014

Collapse

I don't really subscribe to the idea of a multiverse.  This comic started as the cover of a pulp magazine.  I wanted to draw a cover and so I did; the plan was to make a comic around it, but that didn't really work out.  In the end it evolved into this.

Eventually I started thinking about what it would be like to have a bunch of universes collapse on you.  Like a room just fills with you, and everywhere you look there is another you who just turned to see you.  You would end up a black hole, the mass of infinite yous all crushed down into a single point until space-time just couldn't take it anymore.  Then I started to think about that illusion where if you stand in between two mirrors you see a line of yourself.  Usually it fades to green because the most common mirror materials don't reflect perfectly.  Eventually after light bounces around enough bits of the spectrum are absorbed until only greens are bouncing.  I forget where I heard this, I am not sure if it is true.

I sent my first board game prototype off into the world this week.  Not to a publisher, but to a good guy in the board game biz who kindly offered to look it over for me.  I will be sending copies to publishers soon I think, many more are being built.

That is it for now.  Have a good weekend.

-K