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Published: 2020-04-13 06:29:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 12074; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 36
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More perilous Piper pandemonium!Β ΒNext Part:
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Very cool style! Almost reminds me of Joe Matt or Chester Brown. Do you like those guys?
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Thank you so much!Β I'm not aware of those two artists but I sure am now!Β Thank you for letting me know about them.
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No? They're really great and do some very funny stuff. Who are you influenced by in your drawings? Do I see some Gilbert Hernandez or Robert Crumb?
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Definitely Robert Crumb, as well as Wil Eisner, Sergio Aragones, Carl Barks, Bob Clampett, and John Romita, Sr.Β Β So many great cartoonists out there!
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Hell yeah. You're into the classics and the greats! I love it.
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So much peril before we get any Piper. 0_0
Good stuff all around, though. I like it.
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Thank you!Β I'm currently working on a new batch of Piper and she and her curves will be making a big appearance!
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oh man this guy really is smart he even remembered to tie up the cat!
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Cats are the least trustworthy creatures, so tying them up should be a priority!Β Those things are devious forces of nature!
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Thank you so much!Β Β I really enjoy drawing this.
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Your pantomime is on point, these are some excellent poses and expressions! And that camera angle in panel 2 is to die for.
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Thank you so much!Β After a hiatus, I've picked back up working on this story with an intent to finish it.Β It's a pleasure to work on.
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You've still given him a sinister vibe, while keeping the style cartoony! GJ =3
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Thanks!Β I'm definitely going with a creepy but kinda goofy look.Β
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Very cool work, honey! Β Strong inks as always and a great sense of story telling. Β Lots of splendid details to enjoy through each panel. Β And everyone is important to the establishment of what is happening. Β
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Thank you!Β I really enjoy cartooning and it's where I feel the most comfortable.
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**Giggles!**
My pleasure, honey! Β You really brought back a style of cartooning that's fun. Β It's nice to see that once again. Β
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I always thought that the gag was meant to muffle any attempt at speech, so that it would be harder to hear them shouting for help--or secondarily to prevent them from attempting to bite their assailant or to use their teeth to undo the bonds on their hands. But yes, using duct tape or similar would be more effective than a cloth tied over the mouth.
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He's cutting the flow of oxygen to the landlord's brain, rendering him unconscious. More than that, it's just a cool, creepy visual!Β
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I would suspect it is part of the act of securing the prisoner or victim, to make the audience feel more sympathy for the person or persons involved while building some sense of drama and tension.
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Great job, really!
These lines are among your best I have seen!
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Wow, thank you, Curt!Β I try my best.Β I've always loved realism in art and I've been working on that for some time in my style.Β However, cartooning is in my DNA and where I'm at my most comfortable.
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No probs! Artistically, always go with what your instincts tell you.
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A lot of my artistic instincts seem to go along the lines of "needs bigger boobs!".Β
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