The apartment, part 6

The fridge door thing has become a problem in the new apartment where the fridge tilts forward instead of back so if you don't shut the door properly, it swings all the way open instead.
Still only one drawer in our new kitchen, but so much more cupboard space! It doesn't feel that much bigger, but I think it actually is.You can stand in front of the oven and not block the sink. And the dishwasher is tiny (because it is our hands).
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The apartment, part 5

Those dimmers, man. So weird. The old apartment also had door handles instead of door knobs. Now I keep getting stuck in rooms at the new apartment because I am not used to turning doorknobs.
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The apartment, part 4

Ernie sure did love that back yard. We haven't been able to play fetch with him since we moved.
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The apartment, part 3

Turns out it might have been pee in the last panel. But sure didn't smell like it. One of the nice things about that apartment was the lack of carpet.
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The apartment, part 2

The bathroom in our new place isn't great either. But that is because it is so small.
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The apartment, part 1

Here begins the saga of our awful apartment in Seattle. These are older. I didn't want to post them until we had moved out. As you can see from my signature, these were drawn in 2012. Look how much I have improved just in that little time!
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Little Oddball Angie: Yellowstone

If you are sick of these, fear not. This is the final comic in this series.

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Little Oddball Angie: Bear eyes

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Little Oddball Angie: Melted gum

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Little Oddball Angie: Melted ice cream

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Little Oddball Angie: Sunset in Oregon

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Little Oddball Angie: Summer vacation plans

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Little Oddball Angie: Returning to school

So here's the start of an set of autobio comics in the style of Little Orphan Annie, by Harold Gray. I like this style for the comics about this time in my life and might use it more often. I definitely need to use that hatchy background more often.

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About me.

Hi there again. Sorry this is so sporadic. There is a weird thing going on where I can't seem to access the internet after 11 or so from my computer (though Netflix runs fine on my PS3). Anyways.

Thar blows a comic!

So this is what I did for an assignment to make an autobio comic. If you sign up for the Homework level of my Patreon campaign for $25 a month, this will be in your first packet. This one has typos that your print out will not.

10 portraits

Just what you always wanted to see. 10 self-portraits not in my usual "Spaz Hands/Inky Phalangies style.

Some of these look more like me, some less so. This was a sketching assignment early in the year.

I missed Tuesday, but technically this is still going up on Thursday.

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Knit a corgi

Another homework piece, this comic is about what I am essentially doing with everything I knit. I actually knit another corgi.

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Poor Barbies

This was actually some homework. An autiobio gag strip. So I don't think it comes across clear, according to the critiques I got, but I still like this drawing. Subtly subversive. My dog, Patience, got a taste for Barbies and chewed up all the hands and feet. In this one, there is only one good foot and one good hand. Poor Patience at least feels bad that she chewed up my Barbies. That's a tear below her eye.

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Perfectly happy

This was so annoying. And by was, I mean is. He does this all the time. What a weirdo.

So you may notice this is a new website. I was informed that "spaz" is really offensive in the UK still so since this comic is online, I thought I would make it a little more accessible. Plus now the title matches my name in a lot of places like tumblr and instagram.