Oh boy is right, Robyn. I love how Lorraine just drops into her oblivious mode from time to time. And I’d bet she is a good kisser… 🙂
Okay, the pots… ceramic ones. The mugs are in the final firing this week and I’ll have images then. Once I have those, I’ll put up pricing and “Buy Now” buttons with options. The large crock can have a lid (a pot lid… snicker…) And I’ll post that option as well. I’m glad these are going over so well. My wife is a great potter and it keeps her off the streets…
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Final notes on the Quantum Leap story. I did originally write like 4 ot 6 additional comics with Al and Sam with the gang. They are funny to me, but I did not want to play this out for like three weeks. So, I’m going to do one of them a week and put them in the Subscriber area. Yes, I’m trying to get you to subscribe, but also that’s the best place to put up a once a week updated story. Though I have considered doing a Sunday comic that is off the beat and path of the normal 1977 storyline. Perhaps my Stoner Vision ideas with 1977. This way you know Sunday’s are not part of the normal storyline. We’ll see.Let me know what you think.
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no extended lesbian scene awwww.
so the quantum leap thing is part of story canon? and the story is being told by Bud(?) to his daughter in the future? Which so far includes him turning into a girl and a guest apperance by Sam from Quantum Leap…yeah she must think her dad is STILL stoned LoL.
I bought my wife a kick wheel for Christmas several years ago, and she has never made me pot. You are so lucky.
“Oh boy.” LOL!
Let us know when the pots are ready. I’ll buy one.
Quick technical note:
There’s a little-known but vital principle in visual storytelling: the 360-degree rule. Essentially, it translates to “Don’t switch your subjects’ orientation to each other – and the audience – without a clear transition.”
In the previous installment, Lorraine was on the left and Robyn was on the right; in this one, Lorraine is on the right and Robyn’s on the left. The “camera angle” of the “shot” did not change. Read as a sequence, this makes it look as if Loraine and Robyn turned into one another, thus breaking the 360-degree rule.
If the “camera angle” had ALSO been reversed 360 degrees, the shot would have made sense; as it is, it’s disorienting to the reader.
This rule isn’t exactly common knowledge, but it’s an essential cinematic “law” that’s basically invisible because it’s so often employed. It only becomes obvious when broken. 🙂
Cheers!
– Satyr
When this plot started, I thought that Robyn had the same “mutant power” of Bud – the “changing gender” thing. Heheh…
This is the best blouse you designed for Lorraine so far. The knot will help to slow down the knockers’ “knock-knock-knocking on basement’s door” problem. 😀
Happy Easter! I hope you find a way to ship the pottery to other countries, and that you start producing mugs someday (mugs for coffee, I mean!). 🙂
Why do I get this EERIE feeling that you know me… ? There’s just way TOO MANY coincidences here… 1.) My real name be Robyn. (& Yes, I really DO spell it that way). 2.) My middle is Lorraine. (Yes, to the spelling again.) 3.) I love QUANTUM LEAP!!! QL is my all time favorite sci-fi TV drama! 4.) I love music & comics, but then again, WHO DOESN’T? & 5.) I even kissed a girl around the time you posted these cartoons online. (& All though this doesn’t truly count, you posted these cartoons during the 1st week of April. My mother’s due-date was April 7, 1968.) But there’s just waaaaaay too many coincidences here… are you sure we don’t know each other?
Oh & 1 more thing… sometimes when I’m online, I like to switch the letters in “Robyn” to “Byron”. Ha! I love having a name that is also an anagram!
So much for romance but you did get your friend Robyn back for what it’s worth.