This is how my cartoons are submitted for each edit. No color or greyscales, just line art. If it gets approved then it will move on to the next stage.
Hi bloggies! I have been neglecting you I know. I've just been so busy. Facebook and Facebook page and twitter and Linked In... It's hard to juggle all these social media and still have a blog these days! I think back to a day when we had so much more time for these things because we didn't do these things which is why we had so much more time. Some day we will have something else we are doing, who knows what that could possibly be. We never imagined Facebook and suddenly here it is. How did we get along without it? Oh well, gotta run, I feel a tweet coming on and you know you shouldn't suppress tweets. They get all bottled up in you and then you start to feel sluggish and bloated. I can't wait for twitter to go the way of chat rooms.
The editor thinks the prior version made her look like a dwarf. Perhaps a bit. Digitally I can stretch things and reposition things a heck of a lot faster than with real paint. This is the third or so rendition of longer, higher legs on Sarah P. There's no original I can hang on a wall except for a print. That's the downside of convenience. I've been on too many extended safaris where editorial persons have tweaked a thing, and me to death. I will go with Painter 11. And there's no smelly media. I tried markers recently again and geez! how did we ever stand that?! I know folks who still color with markers. It's like, how did we ever stand cigarettes on planes? It seems inconceivable to us now. Too bad we didn't realize that then.
