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Dear Tony,
There is a chain of grocery stores here called Food City. They’re not in quite as bad shape as Food 4 Cheep, but I only go there when I absolutely have to. Because *ew*.
All My Love,
Jennifer
P.S. I need to add my 2 cents regarding the palette you went with. It looks beautiful. I think it’s perfect that Ernest’s sister is the brightest, most colorful thing in the whole store. I also love the little details you put in, like the labels on the boxes in the seventh panel. 🙂
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Thank you, Jennifer! That’s very cool of you to notice the little details I put in there. And Food City does not sound like a grocery store chain that I’d like to frequent. We used to have a chain here called Food for Less (or something like that) and they were pretty dire if memory serves.
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I noticed the varying shapes of bottles on the shelves and such, too. I imagine it took a long time to draw this particular strip.
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Fantastic! Great action and a fantastic story. Your color is awesome!!!
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Aw, thanks so much! I’m very pleased with how well the colour scheme works for this one!
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Since I hate to grocery shop, I would be glad they’re closing. But it’s very catcy 22 since I gotta get groceries somewhere. I’ll let my husband figure it out. 😉
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Good idea! Make them hubbies earn their keep, I say! 😛
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This one rends me of a post-apocalyptic zombie scenario: cool! I was totally expecting the dead rat in the freezer to go after the customer…
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Ha! That would be funny if it weren’t such a scary thought, S.J. 😛
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Hahahahaha!!! 🙂 Well done, Tony! My God, you’re talented! I love that there’s not the need for too many different colours in this strip, and yet you found a way to maximize on the ones you did use. Good strategy.
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You’re the first one to comment on that, Davina. Thank you so much! It pleases me when someone has noticed the hard work I’ve put into this aspect of the strip. 😀
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I appreciate your talent… and your continued dedication to it!
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Aw, shucks! 😀
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Nice one, I love that blue-haired character. What a gross store.
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Thanks Sophie. This particular strip was a challenge to colour. There were so many elements that I needed to keep track of in order for the overall colour scheme to work. Exhausting! 😛
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