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In the Year 2000...
Jun. 18th, 2014 02:21 amFor a Comix Warriors challenge: "Time Travel."
Yeah, if I could go back in time in my own lifetime to fix something, I’d try to save the Kyoto Protocol. Wouldn’t you?
Rejected ideas:
* Going back in time to last week to tell myself what this week’s challenge was, and hearing my past self say, “Time Travel? What am I supposed to do with that?”
* Going back two years to when I started the comic, trying to talk myself out of being a comic artist, and admitting I can’t really give up the last two years.
* Sending Ronnie back to meet her teenage self because I already had those variants sculpted. But that opened up its own can of butterfly effect.
Past me and future me. Making older and younger versions of a character can be a challenge, maybe in a special way when it's "yourself." Let’s pretend these are about fourteen years from “now” each way. Future me flaunting it while I still have it.
I had some fun with focal lengths in this.
Yeah, if I could go back in time in my own lifetime to fix something, I’d try to save the Kyoto Protocol. Wouldn’t you?
Rejected ideas:
* Going back in time to last week to tell myself what this week’s challenge was, and hearing my past self say, “Time Travel? What am I supposed to do with that?”
* Going back two years to when I started the comic, trying to talk myself out of being a comic artist, and admitting I can’t really give up the last two years.
* Sending Ronnie back to meet her teenage self because I already had those variants sculpted. But that opened up its own can of butterfly effect.
Past me and future me. Making older and younger versions of a character can be a challenge, maybe in a special way when it's "yourself." Let’s pretend these are about fourteen years from “now” each way. Future me flaunting it while I still have it.
I had some fun with focal lengths in this.
