Kristan's outfit

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Sat Aug 31, 2002 4:21 pm

I actually own it, and I'm wearing it today. I felt kinda badass walking down the street.
Funny thing is, I didn't realize until long after I'd accquired the seperate parts of it.
Black tank top, greyish green pants, ponytail...I just need tattoos.

TheFish · Post by **TheFish** » Sat Aug 31, 2002 4:25 pm

Excellent! You should post a pic or something, you could be like your own character-model!

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Sat Aug 31, 2002 9:48 pm

Dude! and I'm wearing my Killroy outfit today: red vest with inset black, red kneepants, boots, gloves, and a skullcap!

and blue skin!

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 11:15 am

Heh, I'll post a pic of me...if Justin posts one of himself in the above described getup.
Ah, the fine art of making empty promises I'll never have to deliver on...

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 1:17 pm

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 2:12 pm

KIRBYYYYYYYY!!! Kirby Denny!
Heee! New favorite thing!

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 3:43 pm

It's a comic-related Kirby-fest! Here's one for you, Justin, to go with your avatar!

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 6:03 pm

Best. Thing. Ever.

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Sun Sep 01, 2002 10:45 pm

Yeah!

And the Justin Draws The Coolville Band comic today is pretty stylish!
This is some of the best art I've seen from you so far. (And the recent Killroy & Tinas too, come to think of it.)

Fear the Foot! Heeeheeh!

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Mon Sep 02, 2002 9:42 am

I know! I can't get enough of this comic.
Pure, undistilled superbery.
Also, gotta love that alien-fied dog.

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Mon Sep 02, 2002 5:08 pm

Woo! thanks! I thought I'd try something new with this one. And thanks for the KnT compliments, Dalhar! So.. er... I um... yeah.

I'm still not used to people reading my comic!

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Sat Sep 07, 2002 12:47 pm

I'm not used to people reading mine, too!
Even though it's not the case, I have this lingering feeling that I'm only putting it up for the amusement of about five friends.

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Sat Sep 07, 2002 1:43 pm

You should put in some of that Annimay stuff. I hear it's so popular here that it's gotten all the way to Japan!

TheFish · Post by **TheFish** » Sat Sep 07, 2002 10:46 pm

Hey, I should wear my "The Writer" outfit along with you guys! ...course, we never see more than like three of his fingers....... but none the less!

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Sun Sep 08, 2002 5:58 am

You think some blatant plugging is in order?
I'm thinking especially of CRFH, it's not the worst net community.
Yes or no? I'll do it.
(Eterock is another obvious candidate.)

EteRock · Post by **EteRock** » Mon Sep 09, 2002 8:53 am

dalhar wrote:You think some blatant plugging is in order?
I'm thinking especially of CRFH, it's not the worst net community.
Yes or no? I'll do it.
(Eterock is another obvious candidate.)

It's actually a pretty good community, one of the best I've been involved in, if you don't mind complete and random nonsense a lot of the time

You know I don't do that much plugging. Not even my own comic, hardly do that. But I do like this comic enough to put it in my Spot forum sig. Though not many seem to reach my comic through the link on the sig so it might not help much. Or maybe people just don't want to read a comic that's a commie plot.

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Fri Sep 13, 2002 3:17 pm

EteRock wrote: But I do like this comic enough to put it in my Spot forum sig.

*check-eroo*
DUDE. You did!
Wow! Thanks!
...heh, I'm like the anti-plugger. I find it so hard to plug my own stuff.
I used to be involved in the communities of a couple 'Spot comics, but I kinda let that slip. I should get back into it. I've let myself get really antisocial.

EteRock · Post by **EteRock** » Sun Sep 15, 2002 12:33 pm

kathleenJ wrote:
EteRock wrote: But I do like this comic enough to put it in my Spot forum sig.
*check-eroo*
DUDE. You did!
Wow! Thanks!

Yeah. I'm not going to post that I did then not do it. That would make me a hippopotamus or something.

...heh, I'm like the anti-plugger. I find it so hard to plug my own stuff.
I used to be involved in the communities of a couple 'Spot comics, but I kinda let that slip. I should get back into it. I've let myself get really antisocial.

I've always been very antisocial.

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Sun Sep 15, 2002 3:22 pm

...heh, I'm like the anti-plugger. I find it so hard to plug my own stuff.
I used to be involved in the communities of a couple 'Spot comics, but I kinda let that slip. I should get back into it. I've let myself get really antisocial.

You have the time to please everybody at once?

I've always been very antisocial.

I see from your posts that you do that a lot.

Really, it's not your fault for being social in ways others don't understand.
Find your own ways of being social, do that a lot, and who knows what happens?

If I see things right..
Most people only want to see their own backyard, what they think as worth seeing. Others need to make their own paths though, to wake up into a bigger world. That's never an easy thing to do, but at least I find it worth it. I would have hated growing into what others expected of me.

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Sun Sep 15, 2002 9:29 pm

dalhar wrote:
...heh, I'm like the anti-plugger. I find it so hard to plug my own stuff.
I used to be involved in the communities of a couple 'Spot comics, but I kinda let that slip. I should get back into it. I've let myself get really antisocial.
You have the time to please everybody at once?

Ah, this is the Ironic Webcomicker's Curse: The more time you spend on your comic, working to make it as perfect as possible, the LESS you get to concentrate on pulling in readers through top 100 lists, forum plugging, etc.
Sadly, by this rationale, the best comics have the fewest readers.

It's not that important to me that I have a lot of readership (I honestly think I have about half a dozen regular readers) but it does help to have readers in the sense of feedback - what are people receptive to, etc - since you can really improve your work by having it critiqued.

And when you actually do get a fanmail, it's the best feeling in the world.

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Kristan's outfit

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