#fridaynightcomics

So I just said in my previous post I was going to try to post more, so let me start that out by belatedly posting the comic I did for the @sequentialartistsworkshop Friday Night Comics workshop this past Friday.

Unfortunately, I am not going to be able to attend the @sequentialartistsworkshop Friday Night Comics workshop this week, because I'm working this afternoon. (Well... there's a slight possibility I may be able to make it if it turns out to be a very short workday. But it's unlikely.) But I did attend the workshop last week, and, uh, didn't get around to posting my comic until now.

Last week's workshop was hosted by Anand Shenoy (@anandpagalkutta on Instagram), and the theme was "aimless comics", basically just start with a grid of 2x4 panels and... draw a kind of an aimless story, without worrying about where it's going. The only further restriction was that there should be at least two panels with dialogue.

I once again participated in the @sequentialartistsworkshop Friday Night Comics workshop, this time hosted by Katharine Woodman-Maynard (@woodmanmaynard on Instagram). The project for this week's workshop was to create a four-panel comic about a holiday (or a diary comic, if you were having trouble of thinking of anything related to a holiday), but either with some pattern between panels, or centered around some visual motif.

So today I participated once again in the @sequentialartistsworkshop Friday Night Comics workshop. This week it was hosted by Jon Claytor, and the idea was to draw a comic showing an interaction between two characters representing different voices in your head. So i chose a discussion between my self-loathing and my creative impulse.

And yes, I realize the hairstyle of the character representing my creative impulse changes completely between panels 1 and 2 and also his eyebrows disappear. Oops. There's limited time to make these comics during the workshop, and apparently consistency is among the things that suffers for it.

In my pursuit of trying to post all the old @sequentialartistsworkshop Friday Night Comics I did but never put online before, here's the comic from May 30, 2025. The workshop that week was hosted by Heather Loase, and the theme was to draw a four-panel comic about a pet manipulating you. I drew my parents' chihuahua, Luna… who, sadly, passed away only a week or two after I made this comic.

Okay, working backward to post the drawings I did at the @comicsworkshop Friday Night Comics workshops that I haven't posted yet. These are from the November 11 workshop, hosted by Maureen Burdock.