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Indecision

Dec15
by on December 15, 2023 at 10:21 am

A five panel, full color comic. In the first panel, Emily sits in her office cubical, leaning back in her chair. She muses, "Hmm, it's been a long day. What to do when I get home tonight..." In the second panel, Emily stands in front of a blue background. "I could do a work out..." she observes, as a tiny version of her in work out gear and a Ring Fit floats to her side. In the third panel, she stands in front of a green background. "Maybe finish up some art," she continues, as another small version of herself floats in the background, crouched down and drawing on an iPad. In the fourth panel, she stands in front of an orange background. "Course, there's always cleaning to do," she sighs, as a small version of her in cleaning gear floats besides her. In the fifth panel, she sits on the couch, home now, wrapped in a blanket and holding a mug of tea. "Orrrrrr nothing," she concludes, "It's hibernating season, after all."

I’m just saying, maybe bears have a good point about the winter. 🐻 Thanks as always for reading! See you next week!

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A Change In Priorities

Feb23
by on February 23, 2024 at 9:37 pm

A three panel, full color comic. Above the first panel is text that reads "What does success mean to you?" The first panel is labeled as 2014. In it, a long haired, younger Emily stands next to a drafting table, with her arms crossed, looking worried. She says "Augh geez, I dunno...Prolly getting a job at a studio and moving to California...even though I don't really wanna move out there...and uh, as a generalist I can't seem to get hired." The second panel is labeled as 2024. In it, an older, short haired Emily sits on a couch, looking determined as she says "Look. Have you ever just, like--" In the third panel, we zoom in on her face as she closes her eyes and gives a cat like smile, wiping tears from her eyes with joy. She finishes her sentence with "--made a REALLY good sandwich."

Getting published? Snore. Adding a new credit to your resume? Booooring. Getting the good bread from the deli today to make a killer lunch? Now that’s what I’m talkin’ about. 🍞

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Foresight and Hindsight

May31
by on May 31, 2024 at 6:20 pm

A four panel, full color comic. In the first panel, a young Emily sits at a table in her room, idly coloring a picture of a field with a sunflower. She looks moody as she slouches a bit in her chair, lamenting "I'm so tired of being bullied in school...I can't wait until I'm older so I'm cool." In the second panel, from off panel, a voice says "Bad news, kid," which Emily reacts to in shock, turning toward the direction of the voice. In the third panel, present Emily stands in the room, dressed in a big blanket hoodie and crocs, holding a mug of coffee. She addresses her younger self with "We are definitely still not cool." In the fourth panel, the younger Emily reacts to the older Emily with an excited shout of "ARE YOU DRESSED LIKE A WIZARD," to which the older Emily replies smugly "Ok we're KINDA cool."

Also man, if I’m being honest, I don’t remember who you’re even talking about. So that’s a plus. 🧙 Thanks for reading!

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And To All A Good Night

Dec06
by on December 6, 2024 at 11:46 am

A full color, four panel comic. In the first comic, Emily is nestled in bed, only the top of her head visible as she snores underneath covers. A box labels the scene as "Approximately 2 A.M." Mumbling emerges from the bottom of the panel, slowly becoming more red as the unheard conversation below her goes on. In the second panel, we zoom in on Emily, who slowly blinks awake by a large, booming speech bubble of indeterminate yelling from below. In the third panel, Emily wiggles around as she starts to get out of bed, the yelling continuing below her. She thinks, "alright, that's it. It's been over two years of this. No more mister nice Emily." In the fourth panel, Emily stands, now in the hallway, dressed in her pjs, a cardigan, and holding a steaming mug of coffee. In her other hand, she pushes a vacuum in front of her, the noise of it going right over the continued yelling. She thinks in an unbroken string, "shut up shut up break up break up shut up."

In reality, I waited until about 9 AM to start vacuuming, but they were arguing then too. Look, I’m not a monster. 🧹

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