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The old boy’s unemployment has seen him completing a hell of a lot of games. It’s good for something, I guess.
Posts Tagged ‘Black and White’
Growing Up, Moving On #127: Where the Days Go
Posted: December 16, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop, Real Life, Work
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Growing Up, Moving On #126: Not Growing, Just Moving
Posted: December 2, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, jack, moving, Real Life
Growing Up, Moving On #125: Housecat 8 – The Last Meow
Posted: November 25, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop, Real Life
And so the story of Thomas, friend, foe, fiend and all-round greedy fat ginger cat, comes to its close.
Growing Up, Moving On #123: Supervisors
Posted: October 7, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, alex, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop, Real Life, Work
Thank you, Alex. It’s been a good run remembering all the strange times trapped in the world of computers. Next week: something different.
Growing Up, Moving On #122: Working With Those ‘Abuv You’
Posted: September 30, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, Diary, Economy, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop, Real Life, Work
Growing Up, Moving On #121: Clinging to Sanity
Posted: September 23, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, alex, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop, Real Life, Work
Alex’s recollections of working for an evil IT company will keep us entertained just a little while longer. Please enjoy the Last of the Mohicans theme song:
Growing Up, Moving On #120: Phone Call From Libby
Posted: September 20, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, alex, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, entertainment, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop
I’m probably going to have to sort out my schedule somewhen soon. In the meantime, I’ve decided to go the opposite way with the comic and have fun drawing as opposed to spending so much time and energy learning Photoshop.
Growing Up, Moving On #94: Falling/ Failing
Posted: April 7, 2009 in ComicsTags: adam, art, Black and White, Comic, Comics, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humor, Humour, Photoshop
Ah… and I’m back. Sorry this went up late. I spent a very nice day drinking from a ready-made cocktail and having fun in the sun.
Growing Up, Moving On – Episode #19: Seeking Employment
Posted: May 22, 2008 in ComicsTags: 19, art, Black and White, Comics, Episode, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humour, monotone, One-shot, Seeking Employment
I really like how this one came out. Adding in shadows and backgrounds actually works well in the monotone colours here and the result is something really quite good. The final panel doesn’t look quite so good, but I couldn’t figure out how to do it in such a long shot. Bah!
Tune in Queezelsday for a brand new one-shot adventure: “Doomsday”! Featuring all your favourite recurring characters in a musical spectacular! Dances! Prances! Naked lust played out in song form! Dont miss it for the love of God!
Growing Up, Moving On – Episode #17: Rescue
Posted: May 15, 2008 in ComicsTags: 17, Black and White, Celebrations, Comedy, Comics, entertainment, Growing Up Moving On, GUMO, Humour, Rescue
Here we go – a style change.
I was getting annoyed with how the last comic came out, so I looked back through the archives. It was then that I realised the only comic I really liked the look of was Celebrations. So I decided, ‘to hell with it’ and threw away all the greys.
I like the look of this one. It works really well and, considering it’s the first time I’ve done it, it looks halfway decent. I’m nearly happy with it.
Next week:
After the shocking revelation that Mikiko is pregnant with Jack’s baby from that super-hot threesome, our hero must come to term with himself. This can only mean one thing: a reunion with his ex, Kizuki! Tears, fears and blistering sexual tension: “The Way We Were” begins yesterday!
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