Had this one posted up at Twitpic (ah, the latest craze) like Twitter wasn’t enough for some people. I’ve been meaning to post this one and finally got the chance when I happen to drop by the office restroom today with my camera-enabled cellfone in hand and clicked away at this fairly unobtrusive little outlet situated right above one of the toilets and every time when I happen to use the john I always come across this one and it always never failed to amuse me. The outlet kinda looks like two shocked faced individuals don’t you think? 
Showing posts with label comic strips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic strips. Show all posts
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Peekaboo : My Webcomic Doppelganger
I love comics and specially comic strips and the advent of web comics made it possible for me to access it readily unlike before I have to make do of the available comic strips syndicated by the national newspapers here or wait for the collected editions. I usually collect Gary Larson's Farside and am into Charles Schultz Peanuts and Bill Watersson's Calvin and Hobbes. Locally, I like Manix Abrera's Kiko Machine and Pol Medina's Pugad Baboy. Nowadays I browse and search for any interesting web comics and read the reviews about it. I even add them to my bloglist for easy reference and help promote it. I was very amused that I happen to come across the Outer Circle Web Comics by Steve Napierski because one of his recurring characters, a fat slob named Peekaboo, almost kinda mirrors me physically. Beard and all, really. I even let my friends validate it. The above image pictures my typical day at home after office, glued to my PC . Just wanna share a snipet of the strip here. Kudos to Steve for making such entertainingly great comics. Check out his site.
Labels:
comic strips
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Life in General (No. 1)

Hello nothingness...
Just doodling around PhotoShop and I came up with this amatuerish thingee, I'm a newbie when it comes to digital art manipulation via PS and hope to get better at doing it (now all I need is a pen tablet of sorts to get the ball rolling, its hard drawing via the mouse geeeez).
I've always loved single-paneled comic strips like Gary Larson's Farside and heres my lame take on it.
Labels:
comic strips,
the works
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