Pinky Blues part 19

Wow! This is my 50th post on Space Jet!
Here she is, very delayed. Part nineteen. On the precipice of the twenties. If this strip were a person it would legally be allowed to drink. Which is what I will be doing tonight in celebration of Robin Bougie's birthday. Happy Birthday Robin!



...also in this time period happy birthdays to my friends Andrew, Jordan, Fred, and anyone else I'm missing.

Pinky Blues part 18

Sorry for the long delay in posting, I've been caught up in a lot of much more fun things lately. Not including the mundane classes I'm taking in school right now...

Anyway, I hated my last strip so much that it sickened me to know that it existed in a form viewable to anyone other than myself, so I've redrawn it entirely from scratch, and re-present to you now Pinky Blues part eighteen Redux.

Pinky Blues part none

Forgive me, this is the worst drawn strip yet, I can't believe the faults in size differentiation. I didn't even notice as I was drawing. I can't even use being drunk as an excuse since I'm not. I dunno, chalk this one up to shit, hopefully the art can't get any worse.

EDIT: replaced above by a new version of the same strip.

Pinky Blues part 17

Going to Bob Dylan tonight. 6th row center. I laugh in all of your faces. I can sense the jealousy, and it is warranted. Nevertheless I give you all Pinky Blues part seventeen to help ease the pain.

Science Grants used for Discovering the Obvious

This one is actually a full year old (and in part responsible for me getting work on Cinema Sewer) but I polished it up a bit and submit it to you as a bit of a breather from the Pinky goings-on in case that's not your thing.

Pinky Blues Thesis

I've kind of gone about this in the reverse order, but upon reflection I realized what I've been doing and on some level trying to do, with Pinky Blues.

Obviously, with a pink elephant, the tooth fairy and, now some concoction of Death, I've been using very iconic fictional characters. That was always an intent from the beginning.

But what I've come to realize is that, as opposed to one of my favorite filmmakers, Wes Anderson, who can make the mundane or banal (family, school, oceanography) seem utterly fantastic and surreal, I am taking the fantastic and surreal and making them utterly mundane and banal. And I like that. So I just thought I'd share some of my motivations with you all.

Pinky Blues part 16

Whew, steppin' up production here. Hope you all are enjoying.