more of the silent film that is Angela

Originally published at www.mydestroyer.com. You can comment there.

Yeah, so far she's staying quiet.

Click that pic for a higher res version of this weeks comic strip available now at transmission-x.com! I'm having much fun with the toning style, which I find much more satisfactory than using grey tones and what not. Part of me wants to get the ball rolling faster, and dig into the story that I've plotted. I now see how deep of a hole I've dug myself into by attempting to do this comic as a "strip", and not a traditional narrative. If this was updated daily, it probably would be paced fairly well, moving along at an even clip. However, a once a week update makes this comic feel mad slow, which was my fear all along.

I'm not sure what to do about this predicament, but I'll figure it out.

A couple of things coming up, if you're in the Toronto Area. Sunday, October 21, there is a Transmission X meet and greet/art show launch, at Insomnia, in the Annex. The whole TX crew has some art on the walls of Insomnia, and we will be chilling there from 7:30pm to 2:00am(!). So if you want to hang with us, come on by.

And on monday, I'm taking part in a art/literature experiment. Trampoline Hall hosts a series of talks/lectures, and this monday at the Old Fort York, (again in Toronto), they are having a number of local comic artists act as stenographers, and record the event. I'm not exactly sure what the hell is going to happen, or even how I'm going to stenographize via comic art... but we'll see.

Oh, yes. This weeks comic is brought to you by the new STARS cd, and the best of Guns N Roses.

 

ADC