The Weekly Sketchbook: 042. Comic Strips

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Virtual Reality

Although nearly three weeks late, here's my post for comic strips! Explanation: This is a comic strip idea I've had for a short time, but it seems like it has potential. The basic plot is about a dude who wakes up one day to find that video games and the real world have mixed into one. Haven't decided on names yet, but the little dude is a Charmander

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

All caught up now!

I never really planned on doing the Harry Potter one so now I'm all caught up. Here you go!

For this I mixed up the DC vs. Marvel topic with the comic strip topic. You guys can figure out the story that should go in between them. :)

And for this... ehhh.. I just felt like it.

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

The 2012 Comic Debate! (Woo!)

My pic(s) for this topic and the last.

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Peanuts

Really not a very funny comic strip. However, it is almost too funny to see Charlie Brown get hurt. Or, at least get a pie thrown at the back of his head.

Friday, November 30, 2012

hey guys, this week's topic is comic strips :) have fun drawing your own!

~hayliebaylie

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