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The Ask Jeph thread
jeph:
--- Quote from: edwinalink on 01 Oct 2009, 00:39 ---I notice every little while that your drawings are getting more and more realistic...
how long before fully rendered Rockwellian masterpieces are used to tell this story?
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augh never
--- Quote from: Dollface on 01 Oct 2009, 04:03 ---Hi mr Jeph
I wanted to ask, is character named Dora named after the German 80 cm K (E) railway gun?
cause in ww2 there was railway gun named dora.
Linkity link
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no
--- Quote from: talihal on 01 Oct 2009, 11:13 ---Hey Jeph, I am re-reading QC and on page 76, you posted that you wanted that zombie monkey mug. If I were to make a zombie monkey on Deviantart and set it to be able to be sold as a mug, would you but one?
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no
--- Quote from: Malsies on 02 Oct 2009, 16:06 ---Hi Jeph.
I'm a long-time reader. It's been a pleasure to see your comic progress, both artistically and plot-wise. I don't have any complaints. I also have to say that, since becoming a reader, my musical tastes have broadened dramatically.
My question is concerning Faye, and I'm sorry if it sounds stupid. She's always been my favorite character (couldn't tell you why; she's my total opposite). I had always thought of her as pretty (at least as far as cartoon characters go), and she was always included as one of the "hot chicks" that Marten hung around with. More recently, though, (and I really hate to say this, it sounds like I'm complaining, but I promise I'm not) she seems to have lost some of her...uh..."hot factor". I would even go so far as to say that she looks kinda butch. And not in the cute way that Tai looks butch.
Anywho, I'm curious if this was a conscious change on your part, or if she just evolved that way as you envisioned her? Also, would you say that your attitude toward her, as a character, has changed over the course of the story line?
Thank you for creating an awesome comic!
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I don't really see what you're talking about, but whatever
My attitude towards her is still pretty much the same
brazen:
Hi Jeph,
I've been playing around with drawing some of your characters lately, and they are a hoot to sketch. Do you have a process to your character design? Or do you just draw what comes naturally? Is there a character you're especially proud of?
On another subject, I notice when you use a filler comic it's generally from an established artist or by yourself (a la indietits). I'm wondering what your feelings about having newer, unknown cartoonists supply guest strips and what the process might be to audition.
Thanks for the great comics and all the inspiration!
LTK:
--- Quote from: brazen on 04 Oct 2009, 23:07 ---Hi Jeph,
I've been playing around with drawing some of your characters lately, and they are a hoot to sketch. Do you have a process to your character design? Or do you just draw what comes naturally? Is there a character you're especially proud of?
On another subject, I notice when you use a filler comic it's generally from an established artist or by yourself (a la indietits). I'm wondering what your feelings about having newer, unknown cartoonists supply guest strips and what the process might be to audition.
Thanks for the great comics and all the inspiration!
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You could watch the ustream, it started just now, so you can catch it if you're quick.
brazen:
Sorry, I wasn't asking about his drawing process. I've kind of followed that before. I meant to ask Jeph about how he decides what a character should look like. Like why Hannelore has bedhead or Marigold has acne. He does a really good job of connecting personality with look. I'd love to know if he had a trick for it.
edwinalink:
I totally don't get the ending of 1506... did her dad have sex with a computer? do people fantasize about sex with computers? was it just something one doesn't talk to their parents about?
or is Hanners a PC human hybrid?
Methinks its the last one.
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