Visionary
I won’t bewail the plight of my poor sighted friends and family but one can feel like an outcast in any situation, even if it is genetic superiority. I’ll admit I have my own problems though. I may have keen eyesight but I have a mild case of Dyslex- Lysdex- Sexdic- …Whatever.
Maybe it’s that I only hang around smart people. I do like me a good deep conversation but perhaps I’m just perpetuating stereotypes. I have been known not to suffer a fool in my presence however.
I’m quite enamored with the fluidity and grace that animator’s give to characters they create. I would never want to be an animator but I am really interested in the regimen they go through to get as amazing as they do. I suspect that will be the area I focus on next after I get through the current book I’m studying to better myself. It’s slow going work though, as I have the comic (and the R&D related to developing the comic’s style) first and foremost in my own practice. All in it’s own time.
-Sean
I know a guy who knows a guy who might have a device in which to…ah, “uncorrect” your vision, if you catch my drift.
Try having a staring contest with the sun
I’m always down for quick, cheap ways to fix my problems.
Also, is it strange that I didn’t notice until now that everone only has 3 fingers and a thumb? I had to go back and check the archive before I called you on it.
When I started the comic I actually thought about whether I would do the more realistic 5 fingered hands or the more comicy 4 fingered ones. I decided to go with the later.
It’s funny you bring this up though, because I’ve been planning on changing how I do hands and after a certain…event… in about a week or so we’ll see some extra digits.
A spontanious growth of digits? Brought ahead of schedule by my own intervention? EXCELLENT! THE PLAN IS ACCELERATED!MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…cough,cough, um, you didn’t see that >.>
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Haha, I never saw a thing.
Quite ironic considering the subject, wouldn’t you say?