These two cops were originally throwaway characters, but I changed my mind after deciding that there was too much comic potential in them to leave them in the box.
Comments Off on 06/30/2006
Archive for June, 2006
22 results.
All the background graphics that I use are from Broderbund Print Shop and Clip Art. Again, I have outdoor scenes that require a lot of post-production with layering of backgrounds.
Comments Off on 06/29/2006
One of my bigger gripes about LEGO minifig scale is that their cars don’t allow for characters to sit side by side. They’re more like go-karts than automobiles. I like a little more realism, so I try to build vehicles[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 06/28/2006
One of my regular readers suggested that I ought to use a different font for Stonewall to imply the resonant, gravelly voice I imagine he has. Most characters use the Comic Sans font in this strip. I switched him to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 06/27/2006
Outdoor scenes are hard to do convincingly if you don’t have enough of the right sort of LEGO pieces. I don’t, so I really try to minimize setting strips outdoors. It was during this week I discovered that.
Comments Off on 06/26/2006
Sometimes you just have to go for it with a visual gag and hope that it works. I think this one came together pretty well overall.
Comments Off on 06/23/2006
I experimented with some different methods of getting the screens to “glow” the way they ought to, but everything I tried looked really fake. Now, that’s not necessarily a bad thing when producing a webcomic with LEGO bricks, but I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 06/22/2006
The third panel of this strip was one I used for a promotional image.
Comments Off on 06/21/2006
I strive to keep this comic clean enough to let my kids read it. It’s PG for the most part with occasional PG-13 references. But they’re generally obtuse enough to go over younger kids’ heads.
Comments Off on 06/20/2006
It’s a media junkie’s wet dream.
Comments Off on 06/19/2006