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This comic makes very little sense to my sweetheart. But if you have a squidy brain like mine it might make sense to you.
Related comics – or what’s the deal with the geometrical shapes?
If dreams really did come true I know I’d be in a lot of trouble. And I would never go into a shopping mall again, those places are scary!
48: Tired
As I was inking this I found myself thinking of Rajan Khanna’s short story Flowing Shapes (you can listen to it free on Escape Pod).
I love shape shifters and the interplay of consciousness with physical form. It’s always cool to see someone else do interesting things with shape shifters. I bet Rajan’s ocular physics composting in my subconscious inspired this comic.
Edit: And my sweetheart has pointed out that I am hysterically funny when I try to wink. He is an excellent winker, apparently my winks look more like I’m scrunching up my entire face with a very strange blink. So my sweetie’s awesome, well practiced winks are also inspiration.
And that is why creative influence and inspiration is often more like compost, sneaky sneaky compost than a direct line… and it’s important to manage your compost well. Manage the ph and make sure it doesn’t get to acid or sour, water it and grind up lots of things into it.
51:goggles
I asked Mike to inspire me, so he gave me an idea. I changed the idea, and here it is 🙂
For this comic I asked Kath Nyborg what sort of thing she wanted the Things to talk about and that led to this. I’ve been wanting to send the Things to the moon for some time now. Why? Science! Why is science my answer? Because the world, solar system and universe are amazing places.
If you find this hard to read, click on the image and you will see a larger version.
