Showing posts with label Delayed Karma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delayed Karma. Show all posts
Productive Snow Day
Inspiration: The Great Midwestern Blizzard of 2011, Calvin & Hobbes, High School English, and The Mighty Quinn.
Details on ordering a print.
The Library
7:05 AM |
Labels:
books,
Delayed Karma,
Dewey Decimal System,
fiction,
imaginary places,
Kansas City Star,
Lord of the Rings,
mythology,
sexy vampires
I spend an inordinate amount of time browsing the shelves of Kansas City's downtown public library. To the staff there, I'm probably known as the weird guy in scrubs who lurks about the children's section and always leaves with more novels and compact discs than any one person could hope to consume. I've accepted the fact that I have a book problem.
In deference to you online readers, I expanded the width of my blog to accommodate the format of this drawing. The unfortunate people who saw it in the newspaper had to turn their head sideways to read it, resulting in numerous complaints of strained necks. If you'd like to view it without squinting, order as a poster here.
Kansas: Land of Zen
This comic was drawn in anticipation of a long drive I made this week from Kansas City to Denver. I think Kansas was mad at me, because I had to navigate my Honda through a snow and ice storm that spanned the entire state. However, the terrible weather did make the trip anything but boring.
Enormous Glasses
Leaf Wars
7:12 AM |
Labels:
Delayed Karma,
domestic life,
ecosystems,
environmentalism,
Kansas City Star,
nature
The Treehouse of Adulthood
7:05 AM |
Labels:
aging,
Delayed Karma,
imaginary places,
Kansas City Star,
monkeys,
mythology,
rerun
This comic originally ran about a year ago and can be found on this blog in its original form. I decided to update it with color, mainly because I thought the pond creature should have green tentacles and the in-laws lurking inside the tree should have yellow eyes. Incidentally, my mother-in-law is visiting this weekend. As usual, this is available for purchase as an 11"x17" poster (email me at gsnider11@gmail.com) so you can put it up in your cubicle of employment or useless hobby zone and eventually stash it in some closet with your exercise equipment.
Getting Older
5:12 PM |
Labels:
aging,
autobio,
Barry Sanders,
Delayed Karma,
dinosaurs,
Kansas City,
Kansas City Star
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