I'm sure you ignored my comment with good reason, but I'm very sincere in suggesting that film to you. I think your comic has a coincidental connection with that film about individuation and "the road taken."
Happy to see someone understands the deeper meaning behind the frost poem. It isn't about being an individual; it's more about opportunity cost. you can't have your cake and eat it too.
RS: way, way too long. I drew this one at a larger then usual scale, so I spent the better part of a day just searching for a large-format scanner. When I finally found one, I dropped my flash drive walking back to my car. Then I had to retrace my steps across the city, where I found it in the grass. It was a great example of life imitating art.
Really good. Creating something funny is way easier then creating something deep like this.
ReplyDeleteCan we buy this as a poster?
ReplyDeletePlease?
I think you'll like the film "the loneliness of the long distance runner"
ReplyDeleteHenbry: Certainly! I added details to the post, or visit flickr.com/incidentalcomics
ReplyDeleteJ7: Thank you!
I think this one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteNot only is it adorable and well drawn, but the message is so powerful.
Really, I love this. <3
Wow I really love this.
ReplyDeleteI feel like this is my life many days...
ReplyDeletenice post!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how long it takes for you to draw your cartoons. Love this one... I just like the whole composition and the colours...
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I'm sure you ignored my comment with good reason, but I'm very sincere in suggesting that film to you. I think your comic has a coincidental connection with that film about individuation and "the road taken."
ReplyDeleteMy favorite poet and my favorite cartoonist--what a nice piece of art :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Road Not Taken
ReplyDeleteRobert Frost (1874–1963). Mountain Interval. 1920.
classic poame
This is done very well. Found this on stumbleupon. great job!
ReplyDeleteVery nice - my 11 year old totally got the Robert Frost! Well done all around - idea, composition, color.
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ReplyDeleteHappy to see someone understands the deeper meaning behind the frost poem. It isn't about being an individual; it's more about opportunity cost. you can't have your cake and eat it too.
ReplyDeleteRS: way, way too long. I drew this one at a larger then usual scale, so I spent the better part of a day just searching for a large-format scanner. When I finally found one, I dropped my flash drive walking back to my car. Then I had to retrace my steps across the city, where I found it in the grass. It was a great example of life imitating art.
ReplyDeleteThis was awesome very deep I really enjoyed it. Thanks I will have to make sure and get the poster.
ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity, once the little red man gets to the hill with the tree, where does he go from there? Hmmm... I believe I see a sequel...
ReplyDeleteTiny Baby: I have an idea for the sequel. It's called "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening."
ReplyDeleteLovely. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
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