I have plans. Secret plans. They may fall through, but we’ll see what happens. Anyway, here’s a character sketch from an idea I have. Hope you like.
Comic
A comic.
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My wife really did discover a site that lets you give the your measurements, select a dress style, and basically get a dress made exactly for you. She’s very excited. I’m more than a little terrified.
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Much like Sumo Superman, this sketch was inspired by something said by Nate Cosby on Twitter. It turned out pretty good, I think.
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Seriously, I don’t even know.
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This evening, Allison, Michelle, and I went to a chili cook off hosted by the parents of one of our students. Michelle entered her chili, which was quite popular (but didn’t win, sadly). It got me thinking about another of the literary terms we’ve been teaching the kids, hyperbole. This seemed appropriate for tonight’s comic.
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And we’re back to illustrating literary terms. Today’s is flashback, that plot device adored and overused by everything from comics to movies to books and stuff. Gotta love ’em!
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I kind of obsess over my site stats, and I have noticed that my page views are always highest when I post a comic about my sister-in-law. Who am I to deny the people what they want?
Sketch a Day, Day 136
Today’s comic arrives a little early due to time spent hanging out at Dunkin Donuts while my wife visited her nutritionist (there’s nothing at all wrong with that sentence). It continues this week’s theme of illustrating literary terms. Today’s term is, as you can see, oxymoron.
Sketch a Day, Day 135
We’re working with some more literary terms in the English classes this week, so I decided to draw some images to illustrate each term. Here’s the one for foreshadowing.
