Watchin' cartoons with Chris and Lauren.
With this one I wanted to what would happen if I extended the comic for one panel past what would be the punchline.
Not much, huh?
(BTW: Sophie's favorite seemed to be this one)
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Well, the extra panel changes the meaning of it all. I like it. Throwing the wide shot at the end gives perspective to the "absurd" statement.
I'm trying to exorcize my three-panel demons. So many of these blog posts seem to fall too easily into the gag strip format. I do agree that the last panel seeks to kind of diffuse the "jokiness."
Maybe you're right about the panel giving perspective. Maybe I went to the wide angle for a literal "step back" without even really thinking about it.
I feel like I've just been running on autopilot the last few weeks, haven't given a lot of thought to these strips.
Maybe that's good.
I like the fact that my dad's painting made it into this.
Man, that's the whole reason I drew it!
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