but youll never be able to fix it if you have the mittens on

True, but it's for the best. Plus it's amusing to TJ's brother.

This is totally awesome! My favorite part is Sam giggling and teasing...plus I love seeing the little baby TJ. This is a very TJ-ish comic...silly fops playing around with his science-ey stuff and ends up cubbifying himself!


I love seeing this final result!

Yeah. In real life, I've actually electrocuted myself playing around with electronics. I learned at an early age to always discharge capacitors.

You're better off this way! *hugs the now baby-sized TJ* Cute comic! Will there be any more pages to this story?

Possibly.

Awwwww, hehe, so cute now ^^

Nuuh cute!

TJ looks really miserable...

Awwww, but he'll enjoy it eventually. ^^ It looks like his mom does anyway. Hehe

Aaaawwwss^^

hehehe.i see somebody going back to the daycare =D

See you there?

Well,i'm on kindergarten^^' so we may just see each other in the reccess or naptimes

What if it doesn't? What if I'm like this forever...?

Well, maybe I could fix the time-flux, but I have these dang mitts on...

Cute comic! Kaallover did a great job with all the colors and a super-duper job with the facial expressions!

My favorite part is the end where TJ is put into mittens so he can't tinker anymore. He looks so sad, but the experiment should wear off soon... right?

It's neat to see TJ's family, too. I'm having fun discovering your character and his world as I go through what I can see here in your gallery. Seeing the sources of your inspiration is also pretty cool, too. Props on giving proper credit in your remarks as, often, such a luxury is often not found in posts. :)

Kaalover worked well with me in developing the storyboard for the comic. He did a wonderful job in all regards.

Did you happen to see TJ's Guy Fawkes Night?

I always try to give credit where credit is due--it's respectful to the artist to properly credit them, and it's respectful to my viewers to let them know the source of the wonderful art the artists provide.

No, I don't believe I did see "TJ's Guy Fawkes Night"? Is it in your gallery? If so, would you provide me a link? When I went through, I went largely towards those in which I could best see as, honestly, I try not to comment on works I can't give an honest opinion on. This is why, largely, you will never see me comment or fav sketches as the black on white is horrible on my eye. :(

I think it is great that you have gotten so many artists involved in developing your character. I personally love seeing how each artist interprets Yosh as no two have ever depicted him the same way. Often, the depictions of how my character is seen by others give me ideas on how to further develop Yosh while also fostering inspiration for future writing efforts. :)

It is also cool in how you have used so many different artists so that they may be able to be discovered by those who may not otherwise find them if not for your reference. It's a large world out there of aspiring artists, writers, and musicians and we all appreciate anything we can get to be better recognized for who we are and what we each respectfully represent. :)

As I've noticed most of your work is commission, I think it is neat to see how you have worked with others to flush out TJ and his world. I like working in collaboration and, for those you commission, it gives them a challenge to see how well they can create the concept you have in mind to advance upon TJ. So, you certainly have been a helpful individual for a lot of people looking to advance their work through helping you find out how, and where, TJ fits into his own world. :)

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http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8698580/ <--the picture in question. It features TJ and his parents. (No Sam, yet. He didn't exist when I commissioned this one.)