16.7.10

Abstract Comics: the blog


For ABCOLAB #2
Don't even know if it's accepted yet, but this is my contribution to a group project at ABSTRACT COMICS: the blog. A unique site, to my knowledge, well worth a look-see, whether I get in or not.

16 comments:

Ruela said...

Good stuff! Thanx!

Anonymous said...

Ruela,

Thank you!

They did put mine in, but we need three more panels to finish.

To Everyone:

WHAT SAY YE?! Any comic strippers around here? ;-) One square panel's all you gotta do...? It can even be something you do over here, and just leave them a link in comments. Easy.

Just say to yourself, "I'm gonna be a comic stripper!" See how that makes you feel. ;-D

Yeah. Do it.

Ruela said...

Nice.
I have one here:
Couple in a Box

Ruela said...

It's donne...after approval...

Anonymous said...

Ruela,

Far Out! And it's a good one, too. Perfect. I'll be watching for it to appear, as I'm pretty sure Mike will go for it.

jase daniels said...

damn, am I too late for this? I love abstract comics.

Ruela said...

A.Decker

I forgot, it's not a square...it's a rectangle, oops!



Jase

I think you can submit you work.

Anonymous said...

Jase,

There appears to be one more panel open. Send somethig!

jase daniels said...

done it, hope it makes it in. If not, you can check it out here:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_tDSZQRfc0tk/TEJd5sAQLLI/AAAAAAAAAuI/AQkT-ScWTBc/s1600/abstract+comic+1.jpg

Anonymous said...

Jase,

I like that! And while it is a bit more representational than the others, I do think it would make a great finale to the strip.

Good luck!

Anonymous said...

Ruela,

You sure you couldn't crop it--no, I don't mean crop it, but add a square border? Somethin' like that?


Regardless, this is the second time they've done this. Bound to be a third...

jase daniels said...

yep, my last one was too representational. Not sure what I was thinking really, should have gone to be hours ago :)

I have tried again, hopefully this time I'll get in... if not, I'll just start my own :)

some great work on that site, didn't realise how much I love abstract comics.

second attempt can be found here:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_tDSZQRfc0tk/TEJ5IK2opFI/AAAAAAAAAuQ/CODE4j6f1gA/s1600/abstract+comic+2.jpg

Anonymous said...

Jase,

I saw. Your second one got in. Very good! I also noticed another row of blank panels has been added, so I guess there's room for more.

Ruela said...

done it, with other work.

Anonymous said...

Ru, that's a good one, too.

I just looked; we're all in it!

Yay us. ;-)

Ruela said...

lol!

;)

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