Note: we will block people who try and drag us into syscourse. If you’re generally annoying on our posts you’ll also get blocked. No dni but keep that in mind.

List of people:

[Image ID: A comic page with two panels, one showing a drawing tablet and the other showing a figure turned away from a table with art supplies on it. The text reads “For a long time, we defined ourself around being an artist. After we dropped out of school, it got harder and harder to make art. Even when we tried, it never felt like we were really having fun with it. Art was a thing we wanted to hang on to, a part of the story we invented for ourself.” /End ID.]

[Image ID: A comic page with three panels, showing different alters among increasing numbers of background silhouettes. The text reads “As more people formed or became known our interests and ambitions drifted naturally from who we were before. We rarely ever make art now, our attempts usually only making us feel more distant from the world around us and the ways we expect ourself to feel.” /End ID.]

[Image ID: A comic page with five panels, the top four showing shots of art supplies. The bottom fifth panel shows the speaker sitting on a calendar, watching the days ahead fade out of view. The text reads “I still want to make art, though. I want to go back to drawing and painting like we did when I formed. I want to feel like I still have a future where I’m creative. But that takes time, money, and energy. Even if I start now, who can say when I’ll be able to finish it? How could I trust anyone else to finish a project they didn’t have any interest in? Even just this comic took over a week and four different members pitching in.” /End ID.]

[Image ID: A comic page with one large illustration of the artist surrounding by silhouettes and art supplies. The text reads “You would think after five years we would have figured out how to have our own interests. You would think knowing what you want in a sea of boredom would make things easier. You would think.” /End ID.]

As it says, this was a longer project than the last ones. We would really like to do more like this, buuut it’ll probably be just as slow going, if not more so. Also, since we were really happy with the last page, we have a textless version below.

[Image ID: A comic panel with two figures, one in green with a hat and the other in red and smaller, as if hovering over the other’s shoulder. Green text reads “I’m older than the body, but not by much. I’m like 19 I think.” /End ID.]

[Image ID: A second panel with the same figures. The red figure has a confused expression with text that reads “you know we’re 22 right.” Green text that if visibly stretched out and in all caps partially covers the red text and reads “no we aren’t”. /End ID.]

[Image ID: a comic panel with two figures visible in the light of a computer screen. One is drawn with black lines to represent the physical body, and one is a teal silhouette looking at the other. In the negative space, there is handwritten teal text that says “It’s weird knowing many of us split to be older than the body back when we were a kid.” /End ID]