You might have seen me mention this …
Well, that’s the end of the story. Working on a multi-pager was a great way to confront some of my limitations and force myself to think ahead. Oh the horror of it all. Pacing? Dialogue? Backgrounds? *cringe* But I had fun with it. Hopefully you did as well. If you missed the start, read the beginning over here.
Part 4 of 5. Or read the beginning of the arc.
Part 3 of 5
Welcome to part 2 of 5 of the story about the Greatest Beard Ever, where the villain is exposed!
One of my resolutions for 2010 is to practice writing multi-page stories instead of the gag-a-week comics. This one marks the start of a 5-page story about a sentient beard. I know, it sounds pretty silly but you’ve got to start somewhere, right? I actually made a 1 page comic about Beard a while back, for a music compilation so …
All ficional, of course. Although the one about Craig David makes perfect sense in my opinion. Come on, who wants to groom and trim that every morning? Like the title suggests, this is maybe one of the most random comics I’ve made so far. I went into automatic mode and quickly wrote down 4 beard-related pieces of nonsense and illustrated …
I should probably point out that the gesture of the bald man in the second panel, means something similar to the flipping the finger. Not sure it’s used that commonly elsewhere. Maybe too much of an explanation, but just to make sure it’s understood: he’s compairingcomparing his beard’s intentions (i.e. speaking for another person) to that of a very meddlesome …