Pennies

Pirate may not have a strong sense of economics, but she certainly likes shiny things!

Value is relative, apparently.

Mine (Comic)

So, I should preface this by introducing the Korean-style comic. They’re long, vertical panels that you read from top to bottom, saving the eyes the pain of moving from left to right like in Western comics.

With that said, this is one of my first attempts at telling a story through comics, as well as using advanced artsy techniques (shading), but I hope you like it!

Call this…a warning.

PS: Yes, her eyes are actually blue!

False Music

I play the trumpet the same way.

That’s cheating, Pirate!

Surprise Attack

I’m trying out a new art style this time…and new punchlines! There were so many great jokes to use…so I took the top three!

So, how’s your day going?

She guards the cookie jar.

At least it’s not an orange cat…

Far worse than a raccoon, friend.

 

Relaxing

It is (or was) Sunday! Time to relax, have fun, chase butterflies! …Or something like that.

Take a break every once in a while!

Rainfall

Rain is nice! I’m sure people are waiting for rain in several parts of the world — let’s hope they get some!

Rain, rain! Come again!

No Funny

Sorry, no funny today. It’s the weekend. Time to sleep!

Sleep is more important than fun.

Apple Fall: The Game!

It’s a GAME! Huzzah! …So, been working on this for the last week using Stencyl, a free game-making thing. For fun! And apples!

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzgAIsaRJkesRXZxT1duZkphczg&usp=sharing

Go to this Google Drive folder to download Apple Fall — it’s a .swf file, so it should run on any computer. Maybe.

Instructions: You’re collecting apples! Try to catch fruits of all kinds in your basket, but don’t let anything bad get in! If you get hit, just reload the game to try again. At 20,000 points, the game gets harder, so be careful!

Points: Cherries (1000), Apples (600), Grapes (400), Bananas (300), Pears (200), Oranges (1). Nobody likes oranges.

Apple Fall: The Game!

So Close

…And yet so far. Even apples can’t keep Pirate awake, it seems. Make sure you get enough sleep!

Nap time, Pirate!

Ikiru

For those of you who know this scene. For those who don’t, watch Ikiru by Akira Kurosawa. It’s in black and white, and lasts over 2 1/2 hours. Still, watch it.

“Life is brief.”