Amazing! So creative and interesting. Not only a thought-provoking exploration of the human mind, but an excellent exploration of comics' "infinite canvas." Congrats, Josh!
Oh wow! I *love* this format, and the physical act of clicking and 'tugging' along a thread has wonderful synergy with the act of reading and experiencing each memory thread. I'm going to have to return to this to take it all in!
I like that the Question Experiences are complicated. Some preserve a loved one, others plain don't work, the pressure of making a 'good' memory might spoil it with nerves...Anyway. What would I choose as a Question Experience? Maybe a birthday party or gathering that has all my loved ones? I bet a lot of people throw Question Experience Parties.
(or rather - I just realized I was clicking and dragging, rather than using my trackpad to ghost along -- two different experiences when I interact with the comic that way!)
I'm glad you like it, thanks for reading. I was getting some accidental zooming when I tried to scroll with my iMac's mouse, so I opted to tell people to drag, but yeah scrolling on the trackpad seems like a good way to do it too. I mostly wanted to show off Miro for comics, so I'm glad you connected with that. I hope other cartoonists pick this up and run with it.
Amazing! So creative and interesting. Not only a thought-provoking exploration of the human mind, but an excellent exploration of comics' "infinite canvas." Congrats, Josh!
Oh wow! I *love* this format, and the physical act of clicking and 'tugging' along a thread has wonderful synergy with the act of reading and experiencing each memory thread. I'm going to have to return to this to take it all in!
I like that the Question Experiences are complicated. Some preserve a loved one, others plain don't work, the pressure of making a 'good' memory might spoil it with nerves...Anyway. What would I choose as a Question Experience? Maybe a birthday party or gathering that has all my loved ones? I bet a lot of people throw Question Experience Parties.
(or rather - I just realized I was clicking and dragging, rather than using my trackpad to ghost along -- two different experiences when I interact with the comic that way!)
I'm glad you like it, thanks for reading. I was getting some accidental zooming when I tried to scroll with my iMac's mouse, so I opted to tell people to drag, but yeah scrolling on the trackpad seems like a good way to do it too. I mostly wanted to show off Miro for comics, so I'm glad you connected with that. I hope other cartoonists pick this up and run with it.