Donna Morgan - Hold On - Sydney (16 Pages Finished)

[kodama]

I started at 7pm last night, with the words: insoluble ford crab.

I realised at 11am this morning that 'ford' didn't mean what I thought it did.

Friendly caveat: I’m not a graphic artist, so I’m under no illusions about the...er... ‘quality’ of my illustrations. There may even be some lint on the scanned images. I’m doing Comikaze because it sounds like fun, and out of solidarity with some friends who are talented artists.

So please don’t look at my post and think ‘What. The. Bleep.’ I think I can get away with calling it experimental ^_^

http://www.liveskies.com/holdon

[breachy]

Nice one, Donna! I can't draw either and get someone else to do it for me - hats off to you for doing it yourself! And congratulations on competing, completing and doing a great job.

[Meteor]

Wow, deep and funny! I love the infinity guy and the vegetarian crab and most of all that last panel about holding on to the dream. Never give up, never surrender!

- Anne

[Pirotess]

The "what do you want to be when you grow up?" part was my favourite

Really lovely comic, congrats on finishing!

[amanda]

Love it :-) I'm a bit emotional (exhausted) so you actually pulled a real tear - *sniff*

The vegetarian crab is brilliant ... I've had veggie duck, beef and fish, and I love them! I'm amused by the contradiction every time :-)

[pomegranate]

Great work, so inspirational and relevant to a *lot* of people right now.

Yay for giant grumpy crabs, he could be friends with the grumpy snail!

And it wasn't experimental in the way I thought you meant - like those crazy arthouse black and white short films where someone is repeating a word and rocking themselves in a corner. No, this is simple and meaningful.

[antains]

Aw, that hit the spot.

Well done.

[Nami-chan]

I'd say your experiment was extremely successful! Lovely comic indeed.