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As you've probably noticed, Little Jimmy Overalls has swapped back to Saturdays at 10 am PST. While Instagram performed much better, I noticed a pretty big hit to Tapas readership - so I'll be publishing the comic at different times depending on platform.
If you all have a day/time that you'd prefer seeing the strip, please let me know!
If you all have a day/time that you'd prefer seeing the strip, please let me know!
In an effort to reach more readers, Little Jimmy Overalls will be moved to Wednesdays at 11am. Thanks for your understanding, and see you soon!
In the middle of the night?
Great catch: 11am! Silly 12hr time - thanks for letting me know :)
Congrats on making it into the noteworthy list
What? Where's that?
Oh my gosh, I had no idea! Thanks so much for sharing!
:-)
I can't believe it's been two years that I've been drawing on Tapas!
The past Simple Things episode is filled with a bunch of references to my different series/miniseries - see if you can find them all!
https://tapas.io/episode/1331215
The past Simple Things episode is filled with a bunch of references to my different series/miniseries - see if you can find them all!
https://tapas.io/episode/1331215
The Simple Things has it's own font now! Be ready for some more custom-looking pages :)
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I love your art style - your faces are incredibly expressive :)
Thanks! Yeah, I grew up watching old Nick cartoons and Looney Tunes. Expressiveness is very important to me.
I try to follow more of the funny pages (Calvin and Hobbes or Little Orphan Annie, for instance, on the Simple Things), but sometimes have trouble getting characters to emote enough in my scenes. What would you say is the best way to get that expressiveness?
I find that the two most important parts of the face for expressiveness are the eyebrows and the mouth. I'd suggest creating a few different eyes, eyebrows, and mouths, then dropping them on a blank face randomly just to see what expressions pop up.
That sort of thing will give you a great starting point for understanding what nuanced expressions can do for a character.
That sort of thing will give you a great starting point for understanding what nuanced expressions can do for a character.
Alright, I'll give it a try, Thanks!
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The Simple Things has its own site now!
http://simplethings.the-comic.org/
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