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If you’re wondering who Bob’s “mom” is, you’ll want to follow the story from this point onward.
To navigate through the storylines without interruption, simply click on “What Happened Before…” and “What Happens Next” navigation buttons on any comic strip that is tagged as “The Story”.
New Readers:
If you’re new to the strip (or the storyline in general), I would invite you to skim through the basics via the New Reader page. Alternatively, if you want to dive right in, I’ve posted links to the starting point of two storylines that you can read:
Big Spender (aka the Nigerian connection storyline)
To navigate through the storylines without interruption, simply click on “What Happened Before…” and “What Happens Next” navigation buttons on any comic strip that is tagged as “The Story”.
It feels good to draw Grampa again – it seems like he’s been away for months. If you’re reading this strip via RSS, pop over to the PCW site to see the new look.
-Krishna
New Readers:
If you’re new to the strip (or the storyline in general), I would invite you to skim through the basics via the New Reader page. Alternatively, if you want to dive right in, I’ve posted links to the starting point of two storylines that you can read:
Big Spender (aka the Nigerian connection storyline)
To navigate through the storylines without interruption, simply click on “What Happened Before…” and “What Happens Next” navigation buttons on any comic strip that is tagged as “The Story”.
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Come watch me ink and color this piece:
-Krishna
Final product:
I’m thinking about inking these up traditionally on 11″ x 17″ format and offering them up for sale. I’ve got some comic book paper I’ve been dying to draw on.
What say ye?
-Krishna
It’s a rare occasion indeed when I receive PC Weenies fan art, but what a pleasant surprise it was to receive said fan art from one of my good friends Justin Hamrick! Justin’s a character animator specializing in Flash. You may have seen his work, which includes Word Girl and Sci Girls for PBS, Super Normal for ITV Canada, Squidbillies for Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, and Freak Show for Comedy Central!
Justin did a great job capturing Grampa as Thor. And you can’t go wrong with a battle cry of “Shakka Khan”, right?
Very nice work, Justin! Thanks a bunch!
-Krishna
Continuing on with our guest-strips, I am pleased to share Rasmus Pettersson’s excellent entry. He did a killer job with the comic, and I hope you agree! Rasmus, who hails from Sweden, maintains a regularly updated sketch blog you should totally check out. Give him some feedback on his work while you’re there, too!
Rasmus is the cartoonist behind GlitchTown (currently on hiatus), and if his name sounds familiar to you, you may have seen his previous guest-strip from May 2009.
Thank you, Rasmus, for taking time out of your hectic schedule to make this comic!
-Krishna
This week, my goal to move forward on the storylines I set in motion a few months back. Why the delay? Primarily because I had a lot of things to juggle for the past several months. I wanted some time to properly write, rather than attempting to cram my way through. Thankfully, things have settled back down again (at least for the next two weeks…).
Anyhoo, above is a summary of where we left our principle characters. Check the New Readers page to catch up on everything so far.
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Another revamped oldie-but-goodie, taken from the PCW catacombs and revived for your viewing pleasure.
My schedule is insanely crazy this quarter, leaving me with little time to cartoon. Thanks for bearing with me!
Update:… and here’s the original:
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Armed with some new art supplies, courtesy of my new favorite art supply store, Dick Blick, I’ve been exploring more of the analog side of drawing these past few days. Here are a few photos taken this evening at my little office studio.
Turning off all the lights, except for my animation table, gives it a really neat glow…
Here’s the piece I worked on this evening, featuring Pam aka Agent Siren:
I created this piece on bristol board paper. I roughed the concept digitally, then lightboxed it with a non photo blue pencil. Inks and grays were added with PrismaColor Premier brush pens and markers and PITT pens were used for the grays.
-Krishna
