Posts Tagged emily

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Avian Admiration

Apr25
by on April 25, 2025 at 3:25 pm

A seven panel, full color comic. In the first panel, Emily walks around the corner of an office building, looking at her phone. There are landscape workers in the foreground, and soft cooing whirling in from off panel. In the second panel, Emily lifts her head up in confusion, noticing the cooing. In the third panel, she exclaims "oh!" with a small start. In the forth panel, we turn the camera around to see that Emily is looking at two mourning dovs sitting on top of an awning. She cheerily greets them with "Hi Mr. and Ms. Mourning Dove!" In the fifth panel, we zoom in on the mourning doves, looking down as Emily addresses them off panel: "you two are so pretty!" In the sixth panel, both of the mourning doves squint and beam with pride. In the seventh panel, one of the landscape workers looks at Emily with confusion and slight derision. She replies with, "What? They are."

At least, that’s how I hope birds react to me. 🐦

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Cat Attack

Apr04
by on April 4, 2025 at 5:48 pm

A three panel, full color comic. In the first panel, Emily, a woman with short brown hair, glasses, in an oversized sweater and sweatpants, sits slouched on the couch, her phone in her hand, which pings with a Pokémon trading card illustration. She looks frustrated and vaguely frumpled. She begins, "ughhh another Sprigatito? What would anyone want with, like, eleven grass cats?" In the second panel, Emily looks up toward the ceiling as she imagines herself surrounded by exactly eleven Sprigatitos, cute little grass-themed cats. Her imaginary self looks absolutely in bliss as she holds a few and others climb on her back. In the third panel, Emily sits up, alert, looking at her phone, saying "ok just kidding that sounds amazing."

Pokemon TCG Pocket has truly given me a blessing in disguise. 🐱

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Navel Gazing

Mar07
by on March 7, 2025 at 8:50 pm

A six panel, full color comic. In the first panel, we see a cliff side, marked "diving point" with a sign, with the "tmp tmp tmp" and growing yells emerging from the side of the panel, as well as a leg. In the second panel, Emily launches herself from the cliff, yelling so loud it takes up the entire panel. A narration box labels the scene: "going on three weeks of comics head empty and I'm definitely feeling normal about it." In the third panel, Emily falls downward, addressing the reader with her words: "Steamed Veggies used to be kind of just...whatever I wanted to make. Silly stuff, serious stuff--anything really. Eventually, my journal comics became a place for the deeper topics, and I could focus on making SV funny. Well, to me at least." In the fourth panel, we zoom in on Emily's face, looking a little pained as she squints her eyes and furrows her brow. She continues, "unfortunately, the drawback to THAT are THESE moments when I have nothing funny in the tank. Gee, I wonder why." In the fifth panel, Emily approaches the water and she curls herself up into a cannonball position. She continues talking, "So what do I have in the tank? I dunno, really. I'm trying to find things and make moments that bring me joy. (A lot of danmei, currently.) Surrounding myself with the folks I love. Helping where I can among so much fear." A big text SPLASH sound effect breaks the bottom of the panel. In the sixth panel, Emily sticks her head out of the water, her glasses floating away, as she concludes, "I guess what I'm trying to get at is that we're all trying to keep our heads above water. For whatever that's worth right now."

If you think this is self-indulgent, you haven’t been around here long enough. 🏊 Thanks as always for reading. You can support the comic directly on Patreon.

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Poor Timing

Jan10
by on January 10, 2025 at 2:57 pm

A six panel, full color comic. In the first panel, we stand in a warmly lit and comforting tattoo studio, with exposed brick and a wooden floor. Emily holds up an ereader as she talks to Hannah, her tattoo artist, who is prepping her station. Emily asks "Is it ok if I read during the tattoo session?" to which Hannah replies, "Oh yeah, no prob! Whatcha reading?" In the second panel, we focus on Emily who is looking at her ereader as she answers, "Trainspotting! I've never seen the movie, figured I should read it first." Hannah replies with "ah, cool!" off panel. In the third panel, Emily sits on the tattooing bed while Hannah starts working on a tattoo on her left arm. Emily looks down and reads. In the fourth panel, we zoom in on Emily's ereader, which displays a literal description of "Just like, the grossest and filthiest scene description you've ever done read, and also it's in Scots." In the fifth panel, Emily looks with some amount of horror at her ereader, as Hannah works right over her shoulder. In the sixth panel, sheepishly, Emily lowers the ereader, sweating and looking over at Hannah, clearly embarrassed.

At least no one can listen to a podcast over your shoulder. 📚

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Any Way the Hair Grows

Dec20
by on December 20, 2024 at 7:30 pm

A four panel, full color comic. In the first panel, Emily, a woman with short brown hair, glasses, and wearing a sweater, stands in profile, visible from the chest up. She looks frustrated as she glares to the back of her head, where her hair has fully run amok. A narration box begins, "My hair has fully hit awkward grow out stage." Two arrows label parts of her hair, the first being the front with "hair is desperately trying to swoop again" and the second being the back with "Hoo Boy, That's A Cowlick! (TM)" In the second panel, the scene changes: we're now in Emily's childhood home, a warm, cozy house with natural wood and cream walls. Her dad, a tall and broad shouldered gray-haired man wearing a sweater stands behind a point and shoot camera on a tripod. The narration continues, "Thankfully, with the holidays, I have the perfect excuse--" as her dad chimes in with 'Emily, are you sure you want to wear that for the family photo?" In the third panel, we swing the camera around, and Emily is standing next to her brother, a tall man cut off by the top of the panel. Emily looks exactly the same as her appearance in the first panel, except she's wearing a large, comical Santa hat. She mirthlessly says "haha." In the fourth panel, we zoom in on Emily, who smiles even more painfully, twitching in the process, capping it off with "Absolutely."

What can I say? I’m just being festive! 🎅 This is the last comic of 2024! See you all in the new year!

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