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The great Spike Milligan once wrote: “Just when I had made my today secure with safe yesterdays I see tomorrow coming with it's pale glass star called hope. It shatters on impact and falls like splinters on cruel rain, and I see the red oil of life running from my wrists onto tomorrows heaven.” Make...

I imagine this scene to take place in the middle of a busy high street while she's gazing longingly through the display window of the local pogo stick shop.

That's prime yo'

much love, beef

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Hello there! How are you? ... Good? That's splendid! I was wondering if anyone would be interested in drawing a little something for the webcomic " Dreamleak " for a guest and/or f'nartage week coming up in about a weeks time? It's not much notice I know, but I'm sure some of you fine artistés could...

If you wanted to show off the art, why not flip it so that the image with the dialogue is the default, then if you mouseover you can see it without? This is a great yet worryingly obvious suggestion, but to be honest I don't think my artwork deserves that sort of directed attention, yet. The way it...

I guess this could be considered a technique maybe... For a few strips now I've been experimenting with rollover dialogue balloons, where the strip is initially shown with all dialogue removed and the reader has to roll their mouse over to see the words and such. I started doing this because I was c...

Working out some of the proverbial (and literal) kinks with a new (second hand) tablet...

I pressed the "misty, fog effect... thingy" button. (scribble a very rough single base colour with a hard brush then go over it all again with the blur tool. Then use some sort of natural brush thing with slightly lighter and darker tones with a low opacity and pressure to add lovely swirly cloudy b...

Well this started off as a doodle anyway...

Technically it's many doodles squished into one hastily presented animated .gif...


...yeah i don't really know what i was doing either. :/

I dunno...it probably wouldn't be the same watching Dr. Alan Grant and chums being persued through the visitors centre by really big rats.

BISHOPSTOKE HAS A GRAVEL BEACH WHICH IS CREATED BY FLUCTUATIONS IN THE HEIGHT OF THE RIVER ITCHEN

And don't forget Socks.

It's one of the best webcomics I've read and it's like ALL decompression...

Even though this thread was originally for the newcomers LAST year I think I'll plug away here anyway, to save potentially upsetting the people who have previously posted... So anyway, Dreamleak started up early last June and so is eligable to be nominated for the Newcomers award, so if anyone think...

I've had my first few google hits this past month!

Unfortunately, i think they've all been searching for some American RnB rapper person called 'the DREAM' and his new 'LEAK'ed album.

*sigh*

Flatmate drew a portrait of me. I think he captured my personality quite well as I'm sure you'd agree.

I think I've used this decompression thing before now. But now that I've become aware of this concept, I'll be consciously aware of it while drawing and I'll be constantly questioning myself whether or not I should be using it! Am I overusing it? Am I not using it enough? Should I perhaps cram loads...

Here is my needlesly lengthy process: 1. Draw lines in photoshop without so much as 26 seconds thought on what said lines should look like. 2. Add all those little fancy bits like, y'know, colours and words. 3. 4. 5. PROFIT!!!1111onehundredandeleven That is why I'm a hack and shouldn't even have a w...

Anything by Sigur Ros.

But in particular Hoppipolla

rwbu.wsmith@gmail.com wrote:Kind of reminds me of Minus

That's proabably one of the best things anyone has ever said to me.

However, I can't help but feel it might be slightly unfair to compare my strip to something of that quality.