they crave the old world supremacy snobism to food but think that actual cooking makes you gay (only girls cook)

noooo

Found the exact model, thank you! Looks ideal size and functionality wise

damn, I just might look into getting my hand on one of those 👁️👁️

is that a small standing desk?

loudly clapping and cheering

idk what i can say, man. i don't even wish i had a career because it's something i don't believe in anymore. i just want a high enough salary so i can get a place where i can see my partner and my friends and be allowed to eat what i want and sleep when i want and be alone when i want.

i'm officially too old for any gov support that allows students to well, be students. i'm not able bodied enough for hard labor but too able to be considered disabled. people adore me as a volunteer, say i'm clever and charming and patient and thorough. unless i ask for enough money to lent a room

i've been doing preproduction work in art for nearly a decade, for free, for a sizeable online following, and every professional i've showed my portfolio to for a job has rejected me saying it's not enough. everyone including extremely talented pros love my work. it's humbling and moving. and yet

well you see i got a bachelors and a masters in art after dropping my previous potentially prestigious science studies, only to graduate at the moment the industry imploded, so now there's no art jobs and "real" jobs don't want me because i'm not qualified for a trade and too qualified for low entry

Wishing you the best of luck!

plays with established formatting rules. Your comics have a unique airiness to them, they feel like catching tidbits of a conversation between strangers more than understanding deeply characters, and that artsy distance might be too much for some as well as your specific charm for others :)

to ask for your first issue, because I'd not understood your bit in titling your first comic "issue #2"? This is the kind of stuff that someone who's selecting comics for print based on sale estimates would shy away from. But it's also something memorable in how it subverts reader expectations and

comics look more like what I see printed in bookstores than what I associate with online comics. There are many elements to your writing that could be a barrier to a mainstream crowd but to me they are part of your identity as an artist and it would be a shame to sacrifice them. Remember how I had

I think that your work is hard to approach but that it would be great to print. A lot of very indie comics here heavily lean in having a strong artistic vision and writing that's less approachable. Your work has a professional quality in regards to the draughtmanship, pagination and polish, your

bet they catch a mean scurvy

Your battery is failing. Happened to me, I'm on my third on this phone (2017). Cheap and easy to change even if you pay a third party to do it for you. The picture saving is more of an issue and it sounds like a software thing but I'm no expert

TLDR with 40 bucks get a new battery it's nice

Damn I thought I was the only person doing this

I'm in the same basket and I think it's awesome! While it's put down in illustration a lot, I find versatility to be both fascinating to witness and a testament to great skill.