Stomp, stomp, bump. I like $nameless_girl's nose, and crowds are fun to build.

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Deadwood is excellent, and there is new ATC. I've been in pre-design with Transitional Voices all week, and should hopefully be in a position to start preliminary modelling and design (fonts, etc) shortly.

I've been drawing comics for four years and I still can't keep character hair length consistent. Verily, I am impaired.

06:29 <@john> solios so
06:29 <@john> um
06:29 <@john> a) in the 2nd frame why does $nameless girl's dress seem to half disappear
06:30 <@john> in fact all of her right through the center
06:30 <@john> b) why in the 3rd frame did you have to give her a dude's face?
06:30 <@john> oh, 2nd frame, someone's leg
06:30 <@john> I see now
06:31 <@bda> Took me a minute, too.
06:31 < solios> adjust your viewing angles.
06:31 <@bda> But it's 2D.
06:32 < solios> and greyscale.
06:32 < solios> (and I meant of your display, mister smartypants)*
06:32 <@bda> :)
06:32 < solios> <3

This wouldn't be as much of an issue if I actually drew crowds like some people instead of just the silhouettes, but that's how it is. Good thing it only happens just this once (that I'm aware of, anyway).

If you really want something to >_< about, just wait for the Tuesday and Wednesday strips. They're easily the worst I've done since I started actively working on DCR again.

* Yes, this is still an issue with LCDs. Especially with the Benq FP783 on my windows box at work.