Hello again, Internet. I wrote and sketched a year-long series of slice-of-life comics two years ago, about being a fresher at Imperial College London doing Aeronautical Engineering.
Being two years ago, the art is atrocious, the material is hardly current, and a lot of the time, the jokes aren't great. I wrote them because I wanted to reassure new students that no matter what they were going through, people had been there before, and survived. Half-way through the first week of posting, last October, I lost interest, having not built a proper site, and being physically distant from the people I was supposed to be addressing. This, and shading took ages, even as poorly as I did it (and I'm still terrible).
What I want to do now is post all the comics I sketched, mostly unshaded, daily, to get them out of my system. The most crudely-drawn I will probably try to redraw (mostly the later comics, where I just got lazy), but mostly I'll just be inking them and sticking them up.
I hope that if the right people can find this, it'll help you to be strong enough to carry on. Imperial is a wonderful university, full of wonderful people - try not to let the downsides take over.
DTV.
Garfield never had to get on a tube in Notting Hill.
And cab-drivers bring out the football fan. Just kidding. Who can afford cabs?
It's been a while, I know, but I'm considering just starting this up now as a sketch blog. This is just a sketch of my friend Keren from our field trip to Denmark - just an exercise in seeing if I could catch her likeness, really.
Character introduction strip. Took me a whole damn day, and blogger reduced it. Dang. Well, at least I know now I have to make my panels flow better.
... Yeah, there are cars in the flight simulator. And I have still done nothing about setting up a real site, so why am I even writing this?
