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Sunday
Mar252001

online comics

DateSunday, March 25, 2001 at 12:02AM


So I've been having some fun with my comic strip lately, experimenting a bit with Fractal Painter, figuring out what works and what doesn't. I'll probably finally settle into one style and format eventually, but there are no guarantees. I do this for fun, after all. :-)

Do any of you regularly check out online comics? If so, which ones? Here are the ones I'm reading on a regular basis now:

  • Dilbert: I can appreciate this much more, now that I've had my own corporate experience.

  • RealLife Comics: Updated weekly, and author has an online journal on the same page.



For those interested, you can find a massive list of online comics at Big Panda.

For those interested in starting up a Blog (an online journal format), try checking out BlogSpot, a free hosting service.

Went to the Paramount with Parki and Jeff last night to see "The Dish", a film about the Parkes Observatory's role in the first moon landing. Enjoyed this movie MUCH more than I expected. The cast was excellent.

Today's Blatherpics:
  • A childhood photo of my friend Parki.
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