Showing posts with label roadtrip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roadtrip. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Roadtrip!



I'd like to take some time to talk about road trips; but before I do I would like to say that I recently fixed the car's CD player.  Road trips are something that I like quite a bit, those who know me will know that I like driving in general and so this isn't a huge revelation.  Music is essential for any road trip, though, now-a-days I prefer a non stop torrent of podcasts.

You may have noticed that this is going up a bit early, frankly I felt bad for missing last weeks comic and so I wanted to get this out as soon as it was done.  In the future if I need to miss a week I am going to try and get somebody to fill in for me.

This strip was great fun.  I was going to write this thing about how it reminded me of the stereotype metal head's highschool notebook doodling and how the execution of panel two was pure joy.  In the end I kept flip flopping and I settled on telling you about that feeling in a roundabout way in the previous sentence.

Ugh, that last paragraph was rough and I don't know how I feel about it but I'll leave it in anyway.

While I was finishing this strip up I was chatting with a a friend named Ian.  He and his fiance had rented a movie from a local used movie store\rental place called Movie Village and when they got home it turned out that the guy at the till had given them the wrong DVD.  It was a strange coincidence that this weeks comic was pretty much about the same idea.  Strange in a really mundane sort of way.

I think that is it for now.  The last thing I want to mention is that I started a Tumblr that you can find here.  I'll put the comic up there as well so if your into Tumblr then follow me there.  I will also probably post other projects that I do on there, one off drawings and stuff like that, so if that interests you check it out.

Now that's it, and I mean it this time so have a good week and don't go down any roads that you know you won't be able to get out of.

Cheers,

Jeff K.