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Sequential Art strip #1 and strip #1000.Holy crap, we got there!
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That's very nice, and I'm sure we aspiring artists have gone that way over time as well.
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even better, key one of the side-buttons on your stylus to CTRL-Z - instant pen undo button!
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uh oh, gripped it too hard!
undo half the page
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...not sure what kind of stylus you have - but wacom 5 pen only allows for one click one action with those
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Hey, congrats on making it to 1000 strips!
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Congratulations. Β It's been a fun ride. Β I jumped on this train about 300 ish.Β
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happens to me all the time when I'm drawing traditionally ^^
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Sadly, I can attest to this happening to me, as well.
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Reminds me when an artist I know got her first touch-pen and tablet. Β She was doodling, realized she had made a mistake, and without thinking, flipped the pen over and started to erase the problem.
And it worked. Β The program she was using recognized the other end of the pen as the 'erase' command, and did what she wanted it to without problems and by default.
The cap on this was after she erased the mistake, she blew on the tablet and wiped it off - she she would have if it was a real paper and pencil - to remove the eraser slivers. Β We all got a laugh out of that.
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My favorite webcomic. Congratulations and to a 1000 more!
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Set undo-function in your tablet pen if you got function keys.. practical.
Having another button to program save function macro.. fucking essential!!!!
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Now nothing will stand in his way of drawing furry boobs!
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Wow, the cycle is complete....
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BBeen actually watching that comic for sometime, I love it
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And it took 12 years for it to be fixed.
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Your style has changed massively. There's less detail in your work, but it looks more tidy. You didn't include the second time this happened.
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Everything about him got thinner except for the eyebrows xD
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Even better, you can just set one of the pen's buttons to "undo" and forget ctrl-z altogether! Yay future!
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THanks for these first 1000. May your art Β always bring you enjoyment, and put good food on your table.
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Well done Jolly, also his eyebrows got squarer lol
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You've gotten much better at drawing hamsters, too.
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YAY! Congrats!
Also, cintiqs are pure love for an artist.
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YAY! Β Congratulations! Β When do we get a book?! Β
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12 years and a 1000 strips later and what character development have we seen; Kat has killed a demonic teacher from her past, Pip has learnt the horrid truth of Eastern anime adult entertainment, and scarlet entered their lives and discovered a larger world and introduced her sisters to it and ultimately learnt a valuable lesson about candy canes, and Art... Got a new digital writing pad.
...Out of all the characters I'd say scarlet has had the most development happen, learning about the world and regaining her "family" and intelligence, thought though all that means is her antics can cause more chaos with her creations. I could just complain (which would do zip) or I could take a couple of views on:
1). JollyJack , like anyone who has to balance in their life, must prioritise certain areas both inside and outside his work, and so a little lack of certain aspects whilst keeping a consistency his series overall is know for is appreciable.
2. I read the series The Boys, and of all the characters the only one that made it and survived physically and psychologically was Wee Hughie, and his triumph was not development as he was much the same at the end as the beginning more or less. Comparing the cast of sequential art, they have gone through and experience (some of which was real) would probably leave lesser people traumatized or make them go on adventures, instead choosing to remain in their "normal" lives rather than seek further adventures. Like Wee Hughie, this is their triumph.
Either way, I should not complain about what isn't there and focus on what is, and it is a charming sitcom with aspects of popular genra's thrown in for good measures (thought I could complain about about the update schedule, I just refer back to view 1.)
Ultimately I offer congratulations on how far the series has come and look forward to new crazy adventures in the future. Keep it up.
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I been there from the start!!!! Love your comic, update your youtube chanel with your awesome illustrations
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Welcome to the 21st century!
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Damn! I thought he'd finally make a proposal to Kat!
Still, I like it, congrats!
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I have an app for that - now, at least haha... I love drawing on my iPad
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His eyebrows became characters of their own-Β
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We've been there for some time already, ever since tablets first came out in the mid-60s.
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I've pretty much decided to stick mostly to digital art...for this very reason. I can do SO much more than with traditional tools...and I haven't yet been able to afford a program like Corel Painter or Photoshop. I'm just using Manga Studio 5. My gf is looking for money from a medical malpractice suit and says she'll buy me the software and a Cintiq.
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Now this was going to be me but my tablet was not working for me nor did it respond to me and technical support did not helpΒ
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And it only costs about 1,000 times as much as a pen!
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