
Recycled material can be very enriching if done right. A good director's commentary or extra production notes can make a rehash a great thing! What I'm saying here is... I got nothin' new to say about this particular sketch.

I did the best I could to shorten Tiffany's legs with Photoshop. It's still not enough, but a moral victory.

I really should salvage this sketch and turn it into a t-shirt design in the future. The caption will be the "Unrestrained Creativity" title I used for the post. Photoshop was handy for making the paint look better. That's something that will be much easier to do with India ink. And a brush. Fuck, I need to learn how to ink with a brush!

This is also a potential t-shirt design. Heck, if I actually succeed with this damn comic strip, it would make a great first book title!

This sketch is still crap. Ahh well, I tried.
Oh, and I'm not scanning the bear sketch. Fuck that bear!
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