Today’s comic was inspired by the all the men and women who enjoy sharing their every thought online during a live event, but this comic is especially dedicated to their significant others who are being ignored.
-Krishna
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Today’s comic was inspired by a recent Gizmodo article entitled “It’s Time to Exterminate the Mouse”. Of course, trackpads are not the end all be all of computing; I use both depending upon the task at hand. With design packages, I find the mouse a much more precise tool. But in terms of alleviating wrist problems with daily use, the trackpad wins hands down. Do you prefer mice to trackpads? Yay or nay – sound off in the comments below.
-Krishna
After many years of searching, I am finally in possession of ROM Spaceknight #1, a series published by Marvel Comics in the late ’70s. I’d like to give special thanks to one of my former students, Michael Pritchard, for gifting me this issue. Any other ROM fans in the house?
-Krishna
P.S. Here’s an illustration of ROM that I drew a few years ago.
And here’s another one with ROM meeting Bob:
A new UNcubed for the week is now up. Life keeps getting in the way, forcing the updates to be late each week. Apologies, but those are the facts. In the meantime, enjoy!
-Krishna
Why is Apple so darn secretive anyway? Have they gone overboard, especially in light of their recent silence on the whole Google / AT&T / Apple debacle?
And is this good for the consumer?
Share your thoughts below!
-Krishna
A little late to the game on this one, but it was, nevertheless, something that was percolating within my mind since the news story first broke out.
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Enjoy this out of continuity bonus comic, featuring Grampa and Milton.
Records, CDs, digital downloads? What’s your favorite mode of listening to music?
Oh, and if you like the comic, why not share it via Digg, StumbleUpon, or your favorite social network? You can use the handy-dandy ShareThis button below. Thanks!
-Krishna
The strip you see above you was the second (and final) attempt. I was happy with the script, but the first version (shown in inks and colors, below) just didn’t sit well with me. Specifically, I felt that the characters in the panel layouts weren’t exaggerated enough. The third panel was particularly awkward, as Pam’s shrug is half cut off. The visuals for the 4th panel – meant to reinforce the punchline – was also weak. So, I decided to start from scratch once again.
Interestingly, the first version was done purely with the tablet from start to finish. What I realized after drawing it was the following: As much as I enjoy working digitally, my brain is somehow still wired “analog” when it comes to developing the initial sketches.
So that’s exactly what I did with the final version. I sketched it out on paper, then inked it in Painter X. Like usual. Oh, and I’ve also been experimenting with using a thicker brush. Lemme know your thoughts…
-Krishna
