In which the collected Pennies reflect that having answers to certain key questions would be some kind of wonderful.
Drop the Cow!
Smacking I.T. on the back of the head!
In which the collected Pennies reflect that having answers to certain key questions would be some kind of wonderful.
Ha’Penny’s muscles…
It looks like she could bench press that car.
Yeah, Ha’Penny here is not my finest work… 🙂 One thing this little experiment has taught me is how difficult it is to draw (or by extension, do anything) in a style that’s not your own. My original concept for this strip was to do it in 3D CGI, just not LEGO; the concept I had in mind was Disney/Pixar’s recent stuff. I’m particularly enamored of Brave, who’s Merida must’ve been an ancient ancestor of Penny. Alas, I spent 2 solid weeks on building characters in 3DS Max to that end, and they were still quite bad. So, I figured I’d draw this one, too, mimicking a similar cartoony style… I might have been better off with the 3D! Fortunately, next week’s strips (at least Mon & Fri) are in a style more my own. 🙂
I’d call that baby fat — seriously. Or we could go with Phil’s explanation.
But I’m enjoying the shifts in artwork here. Phil’s doing pretty good for being out of his comfort zone.
OMG — this Penny reminds me of a certain spacefarin’ mechanic!
Machines just got workin’s and they talk to her! 😀
Im loving how the style changes for the different universes
Thanks, MAT!
Ha’Penny’s drawing makes me think of Lilo from Lilo & Stitch.
Good catch! L&S seemed fitting, with the “big sister/little sister” vibe I was seeking.
Y’know, I just recommended this comic to my brother because he’s a big Lego fan, and then you go and change the style!
Not to worry – without giving too much away, let me assure you that we’ll be back in LEGO land by the end of next week 😉