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Figure Drawing: Design and Invention
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For giggles, I drew an homage to Cowan and Rubenstein’s cover of Power Man and Iron Fist #83. The intentional offset coloring was a tribute to 4-color printing back in the day.
-Krishna
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to write the dialogue and color the strip you see above. To aid you, I’ve provided the high res PSD file containing all the items on separate layers.
The contest deadline is December 25th. Email your entries to me (JPG files only please) at pcweenies at gmail DOT com. If you can resize the image down to 1000px wide by 400px tall, that would save me a lot of time.
The best entries will be posted on my blog on January 1st, 2010.
Have fun!
-Krishna
Here are a few pieces I worked on during the book signing event at Sacred Ground Coffeehouse. Enjoy!
-Krishna
A few vintage toons from 2006 kick off my impending vacation / hiatus. I leave on Saturday, so my thoughts have been more focused on packing and taking care of last minute details before I leave.
I’ll be running more single panel comics on a regular publishing schedule until I return back from vacation. They’re like new comics, if you’ve never seen ‘em before. ;)
-Krishna
The PC Weenies have made their debut on TechCrunch.com this morning. For all new TechCrunch readers, welcome to the site! I hope you enjoy your stay.
The best way to read the comic is to start at the beginning, but if you’re wanting the 30 second summary, here goes:
Bob Weiner, the short rotund yellow guy with glasses, was laid off from his company due to his own carelessness. After a long string of disappointing job prospects, Bob has finally landed the job of his dreams (or so he thinks) at Footle. He is in the middle of his first day of work, about to embark on his HR orientation meeting.
Pam, Bob’s lovely wife, has recently divulged that she, in fact, is a secret agent, on a recent outing with Grampa and Milton.
Of course, there’s more to it than that… lots of stabs at geek culture and technology, but that’s what you need to know to get started. :)
-Krishna
Grocery stores are essentially structured like lab rat mazes. First, there’s the intoxicating whiff of the bakery section as you walk in. Then there’s the fact that the staple foods (milk, cheese, etc.) are scattered in the far back corner of the store. Or what about those ‘end of aisle’ deals? Everything in a grocery store is scrutinized and researched, with the main intent to keep the customer in the store as long as possible.
(The longer you are there, the more you buy, or so the theory goes…)
Irrational, huh? ;)
In other news, I’ll be doing a book signing at Sacred Grounds Coffeehouse in Tampa on Friday, December 11th from 6:30 – 8:30PM. It’ll be an informal meet-up, where I’ll be on hand to answer questions about the book and characters, and this whole “webcomic” thing. Oh, and I’ll have copies of “Rebootus Maximus” for sale (with plenty of high fives and free book sketches to go around!). Stop by if you can!
Lastly, there are just a few more strips left to run before I leave for Mumbai, India. Don’t worry, though. I’ve got some “blasts from the pasts” to share with you while I’m on vacation.
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Update: You’re not seeing things. I’ve revised the comic’s dialogue. I think the new dialogue works much better than what I originally had in place.
