What do you think, sirs? My first experiment in muted colors. Not so sure how those top three panels turned out since they look a tad gloomy, but I rather like the look of the bottom one. Except for the inflatable woman, I really should have used thicker outlines there. I guess I could have redrawn it, but then I realized that I was making a comic for the Internet and so quality control suddenly didn’t seem so important anymore.
https://www.murrypurry.com
https://www.murrypurry.com
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Hahaha!! That comic was funny and probably so close to the truth for some folks it's scary! Good job on the colors, man. Yeah, the blow-up doll could've used slightly thicker lines, but you really don't need to draw too much attention to her. Melvin's expression kinda says it all.
The color combination here is quite pleasing. It’s almost jewel-like in the way the colors compliment each other and the white balloons provide brilliant highlights.
The only problem is that there are not enough exotic animals in this strip. Some people have strong feelings about cartoon animals you know.
The only problem is that there are not enough exotic animals in this strip. Some people have strong feelings about cartoon animals you know.
I think the light lines on the blow-up doll work, they actually call attention to the figure without calling attention.
I'd praise the creativity of porn titles more, but then you probably just took them straight from your collection.
I always love the gigundo hand-drawn word balloons with way too much space. It makes Murry Purry look like a European comic, the way they have to put in extra space for the foreign-language versions. (Don Rosa, who lettered his Uncle Scrooge comics, always talked about leaving in an extra line for Finland. He called it the "Finnishing touch".)
I'd praise the creativity of porn titles more, but then you probably just took them straight from your collection.
I always love the gigundo hand-drawn word balloons with way too much space. It makes Murry Purry look like a European comic, the way they have to put in extra space for the foreign-language versions. (Don Rosa, who lettered his Uncle Scrooge comics, always talked about leaving in an extra line for Finland. He called it the "Finnishing touch".)
It makes a bigger difference than I was realizing, actually. also the apparent "gloominess" of the first panels sort works since he's derping around on his computer. I also feel the lines of the blow up doll work, because it's a little more subtle, in a good way. Sort of like a sight joke that you have to pay a little more attention to.
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