This week I actually have some blog-related news. One of my fellow 20sb bloggers was looking for help with her header so I decided to offer to do it for her and was thus inspired to see if I can make some ca$h doing it for other people. I added a page with all the info including a link to my "gallery" of design samples. So if you want some stuff done or know/find someone who does you now know where to go!

So know what I just today, moments ago, realized? Again, unimportant, but I find it amusing. The "me" that I draw in all my illustrations is actually my mirror image. I really part my hair to my right (your left). I guess when I was drawing it the first time, it just seemed right because that's how I see myself and it never occurred to me that it was wrong. I don't know why I did it the correct way in my header except that that was the only time I drew "me" from scratch and didn't reuse the old version. And I only did it that way because I was doing a partial side view. After doing the header I went back to the first version. And that's the one I'll be sticking to.
This is what I really look like. I'm all fancy looking because I'm at a wedding. I mean I always look like that... Actually now that I'm looking at how I copped it, you can't really tell that I'm dressed up. Whatevs. But yeah, doesn't it just look wrong? I think so. Well kinda, I'm used to seeing me in pictures. I guess I'm just more used to seeing me in the mirror.
Ok so I have been going on way too long about how dumb I am and blaming it on mirrors so lets wrap this up, eh?
Oh, one more thing, I know it's very exciting that I've branched out to FOUR different comic strips but I would like come more variety so if there's a super awesome comic strip you know of tell me and maybe it will be added to my very small list of comic sources.
OH MY GOD, YOU HAVE A NOSE!!!! ;) I've always felt a little sorry for Cartoon Lauren. Although there are a frightening number of noseless cartoon characters, so I guess they're hard to draw or something?
ReplyDeleteHave you heard of "Garfield Minus Garfield"? Someone told me about it the other day, and I couldn't help but think of you!
Aww you look way better than your mirror image :)
ReplyDeleteThat's what you look like?!?! ;) You are too cute, and you make me smile like a dork too often. Please stop. Or don't, actually. I like it.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fascinating to see what people look like after you've only seen how they draw themselves. Just yesterday actually I stumbled across your other blog and thought, "Wow, her hair is WAY more luscious than she draws it." Then I felt inadequate for five minutes.
ReplyDelete@Melbourne: Haha I seriously loled at your comment. Yes, I do have a nose. Idk I guess I never bothered to draw one.
ReplyDeleteI've seen Garfield Minus Garfield. I never found it all that amusing. Especially since Garfield is my favorite part of Garfield.
@Apfel: Aww thanks!
@Stacey: ....ha. right.
@Liddy: That's funny cause I've never thought of my hair as luscious. Just thick. But I guess it is. It's hard to sketch luscious hair in 2-5 minutes.
Haha, I didn't even notice that your cartoonself doesn't have a nose. And I just realized that your cartoonself isn't wearing a shirt!
ReplyDelete@Shannon: Yeah I pretty much didn't give myself a shirt but I kinda decided that I'm wearing a black shirt, and that its covering my hands and neck. I started making other people's upper bodies different colors since it was weird when everyone was just black lines.
ReplyDeleteA face with the name!!! Yay! lol.
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