I'm a strong proponent of the personification of buildings and man-made structures, a theme I'll return to in a drawing later this week. If the dreams of the first two water towers are reminiscent of scenes from the movie Super 8, it's likely because director J.J. Abrams read this comic when it first appeared in the newspaper or on the blog last year. So yeah, just a coincidence.
Finally: if you ever decide to make an Incidental Comics-inspired pilgrimage, you can actually visit the last two water towers. They sit just a few miles down the road from each other in Derby and Mulvane, Kansas. Though I'm pretty sure the cornfield is now a big box store or strip mall.
Very cute. I didn't watch Super 8, so I can't catch the reference. It reminds me a lot of the Looney Tunes specials I would watch when days were younger. Sometimes they did personifications of cars and/or buildings.
ReplyDeletePersonification of buildings and man-made structure! thats really cool! but this is a creative task which requires much creativity.Good job!
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ReplyDeleteYour post seems quite interesting! Incidental Comics are familiar scenes from life - unfortunately, the camera is shaky and loud music drowns out the dialogue....
ReplyDeleteIf the dreams of the first two water towers are reminiscent of scenes from the movie Super 8, it's likely because director J.J.
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ReplyDeleteThis and the one above are doubtlessly the best structural-related comics I've ever seen. I hope that third tower will one day find its true love...
This pretty sure the cornfield is now a big box store or strip mall.
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