Drop Bears & Dream Logic

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  1. Brilliant! You truly tell a story in pictures. Cassy writes great!
    One of the things I’m trying to work on in my own comics is creating action. You make it look easy- but it’s hard work.
    I’m learning from your art, young man!

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    1. Aw, thank you, Pamo. Don’t worry though, you’ll pick it up just fine. What I find helps in that regard is studying how people move in everyday life. And lots of cartoons. Watch lots of cartoons. Especially the old Bugs Bunny ones from back in the 50s or so. Chuck Jones was one of their best directors, so anything by him is always worth studying!

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  2. Your strips are so imaginatively drawn! The pictures aren’t there merely to advance a premise, as we see in so many visually unfunny comics. I re-read this one as a series of images, ignoring the word balloon content this time, and it was thoroughly enjoyable.

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    1. Yet again, your words are too flattering, Mr Ian sir! I’m from the school of thought that comics shouldn’t always be just a series of panels filled with nothing but talking heads. Tends to make for a dull read, I find. 😉

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  3. Tisk. I don’t know what to believe in these days. Not even sure about warm and cuddly teddy bears now! 😉 Great job Tony… and Cassy, too!

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