Commitment

Commitment

This is the first time I’ve hand-lettered one of my webcomics. Hopefully, it’s legible. I may switch to lettering in all caps for the next comic for improved readability.

The fourth panel of the comic was originally going to be captioned, “Should I really be associating with these people,” followed by caricatures of Minneapolis members of the International Cartoonist Conspiracy. “Should I really be associating with these people?” is a question that comes up frequently when I’m meeting up with a new group, be it cartoonists, religious people, or fellow coworkers. But the panel would have been too in-jokey. Although the “heartbreak and embarrassment” line is a little melodramatic, I like it.

Overall, the comic is far from perfect, but it’s good enough for the week.

Transcript

Whenever I commit to something ambitious… at first there is hesitation. Is this what I want to do with my life? Is it worth the potential heartbreak and embarrassment? Do I really think I can pull this off? It’s at times like these I need to remind myself… to take things one… step… at a time.

Posted on May 27, 2007 at 10:39 pm in comics as part of Art of Failing Buddhism « volume and tagged with . Follow responses to this post with the comments feed. You can leave a comment or trackback from your own site.

2 Responses

  1. Anna Tramell says:

    There’s no such as perfection, but there’s something wonderful about capturing something so well – reality, with a little touch of hope for us

  2. D.L. says:

    Ooh nice! I know that feeling in those first six panels while the last three captures the process (and pacing) so well.

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