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Behind the Techcrunch PC Weenies comics…

by Krishna on April 17, 2010 at 9:35 am

A few of my single panel comics appear in today’s article Should Tech Startups Outsource Product Development? article by Vivek Wadhwa.

I wanted to share the artwork you didn’t see, namely the original version of PCW #775 (originally published online in 2005).

I redrew this comic for the article – which you can see below:

For the revamp, I brought the camera in closer to focus more on the characters, and I also tweaked the silhouettes and poses for both Milton and his Indian friend. There’s more curvature to Milton’s stance, making the pose reflect his attitude.

Hope you enjoyed the behind-the-scenes. If you want to see more of my comics on TechCrunch, please do me a huge favor and write a comment in the TechCrunch article to let Vivek and TechCrunch know how much you enjoyed the comics!

Thanks! :)

-Krishna

└ Tags: outsourcing comics, revamp, Techcrunch.com

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Strip 754 revamp

by Krishna on January 30, 2010 at 9:23 pm

Posted In: Art, News

This comic will appear in the Winter issue of The BENT magazine, Tau Beta Pi’s long-running engineering publication. Rather than just send them the original single panel ‘toon, I went back and redrew it. This comic originally ran on the site back in 2005.

Before:

Here’s the same comic 5 years later.

After:

I enjoyed the process of updating my old artwork. I may do this for a few of my favorite single panel ‘toons.

-Krishna

└ Tags: revamp, single panel comics

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New Office Space

by Krishna on March 5, 2009 at 1:22 pm

Posted In: News, Site News

My office layout was impacting my productivity. Yesterday afternoon I ordered a 6 foot table to give me some extra space in the studio. This afternoon it arrived. Photos of the new studio layout are below. The G5, scanner and 20″ monitor now occupy its own area, where Aarti can work on our business related ventures. Thanks to the new table, I also have more surface area with which to draw on.

I spent the afternoon rerouting and untangling various wires behind the hutch. The G5 was incredibly dusty, so I wound up taking it apart and giving it a good cleaning. I’m very happy with the setup.

Without further ado, here’s the new studio layout: