Was full of energy this evening. Brought page 130 from rough sketches to finished linework. Even got to color the first panel!
Thought I'd share Locke helping himself to the contents of the backpack. I had to stretch out in front of a mirror with a jar of minced garlic to draw this pose. Its strange, but stretching out like that always seems to make a person taller (longer?). I tried to break that drawing habit, and hope Locke looks as short as he's supposed to (in this comic, Locke is 5'5").

Its probably just my weird self, but there is something about Locke eating pita and hummus that really, really amuses me.
My co-workers will never fail to make a big deal when one of us brings in something unusual to lunch. Last week, it was me with my hummus. Its common for new foods to be treated with suspicion (especially if they have a non-English name), so I think its important to "demystify" the food by explaining just what its made of.
After I did that, a few people were brave enough to try a little bit. Other coworkers just sat and stared.
And I mean, yeah, I can understand how sometimes you need to walk someone through a new food. The first time I had sushi, it was with some friends who were able to explain just what I was ordering. I wouldn't have gone out of my way to try sushi without them. But it's another thing entirely when you treat something new like it's going to do you harm, especially when its vegetarian food. Not that I'm big on food or anything; I am actually quite picky.
Today was day 8 of working 10 days straight. It is getting a little tiring, I must admit. But I'll have the Easter weekend off, and will be out of town for a day or two.
Thought I'd share Locke helping himself to the contents of the backpack. I had to stretch out in front of a mirror with a jar of minced garlic to draw this pose. Its strange, but stretching out like that always seems to make a person taller (longer?). I tried to break that drawing habit, and hope Locke looks as short as he's supposed to (in this comic, Locke is 5'5").

Its probably just my weird self, but there is something about Locke eating pita and hummus that really, really amuses me.
My co-workers will never fail to make a big deal when one of us brings in something unusual to lunch. Last week, it was me with my hummus. Its common for new foods to be treated with suspicion (especially if they have a non-English name), so I think its important to "demystify" the food by explaining just what its made of.
After I did that, a few people were brave enough to try a little bit. Other coworkers just sat and stared.
And I mean, yeah, I can understand how sometimes you need to walk someone through a new food. The first time I had sushi, it was with some friends who were able to explain just what I was ordering. I wouldn't have gone out of my way to try sushi without them. But it's another thing entirely when you treat something new like it's going to do you harm, especially when its vegetarian food. Not that I'm big on food or anything; I am actually quite picky.
Today was day 8 of working 10 days straight. It is getting a little tiring, I must admit. But I'll have the Easter weekend off, and will be out of town for a day or two.
- Current Mood:productive
- Current Music:Shakira

Comments
So... your coworkers have really never heard of hummus before? o_O; It's just chick peas! I'm pretty sure they've had it on salads and junk. XD I love hummus, and now you've made me want some (good thing I'm on my way to the grocery store!). I'm pretty adventurous with food, and will try anything once; I suppose that comes with living in a huge city and being exposed to so many different cultures and good-smelling things. Mmmm, food.
Locke looks great. :D I love him to bitty pieces.