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Well, it seems that getting high is what allows him to paint all those paintings, so that's an efficient use of his time. Maybe he does it all in his sleep, too.
I wonder why he draws what he draws. I mean, is the scene of Peter and Simone kissing really that important? The random tableau of Claire and the nerdboy? I like the visual transition because it's fun, but it's not like it was a pivotal moment in history. Surely, he could have painted something more important than that.
totally didn't recognize Leonard and that's not at all like me. i'm excited to see him though!
I mean, is the scene of Peter and Simone kissing really that important?
I thought it was important to him. It read to me like he has feelings for Simone, but here she is kissing someone else.
Speaking of the comics, is anyone else reading the mini-comics at the official site. [link] The one about Hiro is pretty good.
Hiro also has a blog [link] in which he asks a question somebody here asked last week:
The comic book retold everything I did yesterday. (?-?) I found the author's address on the back of the comic book and decided to go meet him. Do all American comic books put the address of their author's on the back? If so, I need to buy an X-Men so I can meet Stan Lee or Tim Sale.
I thought it was important to him. It read to me like he has feelings for Simone, but here she is kissing someone else.
Okay, I'll buy that, but the random Claire/nerdboy scene seemed like it was just there for the nifty transition.
Speaking of the comics, is anyone else reading the mini-comics at the official site. [link]
Okay, wow, I open up the first one, and the first thing I see is NISSAN VERSA. Like...whee, product placement? But ooh, Kali. I'll have to read these later.
I've become Chrono in Chrono Trigger or Trunks in Dragon Ball. I've become the hero in my own RPG. Except that this isn't a game. This is real. There is no saved game or cheat codes. I get no Phoenix Downs.
HA HA HA HA. Oh, Hiro's blog. It does make him even more into a stereotypical geek character, but it's too amusing that they're not just using the typical geek references. I mean, Phoenix Downs? That's hardcore.
the random Claire/nerdboy scene seemed like it was just there for the nifty transition.
I missed that one. I didn't get home till 8:40, so I missed most of the episode. I'll try catching it online later.
is anyone else reading the mini-comics at the official site.
They're not "mini-comics", they're (6-page) "graphics novels".
I think that makes them more "graphic short stories."
they're (6-page) "graphics novels".
Details, details...
How can the artist guy do 32+ pages of comics a month, paint all of those paintings, and still find the time to get high?
Cocaine?
Less facetiously, one of my classmates prepped for her senior exhibition by getting plastered two nights before and doing something like twelve 24" x 30" paintings in 48 hours. I suppose that sort of workload is even more feasible if you're taking something that makes you manic.