What is this, Christmas? Two updates in a week, special times. I did mention that school and work have finished for the summer and my brain has this way of yelling “FEED ME SEYMORE” except it doesn’t know anyone named Seymore, which leads to all kinds of problems. I try to feed it anyway. All I know is, my creativity has jumped about 10 points up on the creativity graph in the past week due to being unoccupied by math formulas.
This is the next-to-last page of Pygmalion. After I post the last page, I’m going to get it bound and available in hardback (because I want one, and if you happen to want one, you’ll be able to get one, too), then start in on my next project, which is another story within the Lint-verse, that baby universe that I enjoy visiting so very much. I’ll keep you updated on what and how I plan to do it when I post the final page.
Also, a good way to keep up with my updates and projects is to follow me on Twitter at colbyfromage.
Thanks for reading!
-Colby
WHEEEEEEEEE Updates and MOAR LINT YES PLEASE.
Today is a good day.
Eee eee eee!! I didn’t comment on the last page but these two pages are great!
Sqeee!
All this philosophy, all the breathtaking ideas and thoughts which slightly change the way I see the world…
And yet what do I focus on?
HE’S SO CUUUUTE in the last two panels!
Math formulas. Yeah you look at a window and wonder what its index of refraction is instead of looking at the trees outside
OOH YOU ARE PUBLISHING!
I’ll buy like one copy for every primary school in Kingston.
This page = deep
So I’m holding my breath for the next update. The deepness of this page is approximately the deepness of how big a breath I will take.
Or, if you want the short version: Artists are awesome XD
This is an absolutely amazing work of art and philosophy. I can’t wait for the next page!
COLBY
My parents gave me the last four books of LinT for a graduation present today (B.Mus in Piano Performance : D ) and I re-read all six of them and realized again how much I love LinT. The snark! The adventure! The pretty men! (hugs shiny new books) You are the best.
Sorry for the non-sequitur, but I thought that if I put this on the LinT page you’d never see it. : )
JEN!
That is awesome! I have a BM in Piano Pedagogy myself! What did you play for your senior recital??? (Also glad you like the books, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1EL_aMWQLM )
Hahaha, that is a great video. I love how it all fits! Especially the parts where somehow the music gets more exciting at the same time that the story gets more exciting, and the frames speed up. …Must draw fanart soon.
I played the Brahms Sonata Op. 1, the third movement of the Dutilleux Sonate (Op. 1), a Haydn Sonata (Hob XVI:48, C+), and the Ravel Le tombeau de Couperin. And an encore by Nobuo Uematsu, because I am a nerd. XD
It’s on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=PL9F2DBB767D668973&feature=mh_lolz It’s not the best performance in the world, but it’s not terrible in places either. : P
Awesome, yay for Brahms!
I was listening and got reminded of another comic… Didn’t find it, but found a similar one, and the person had made a short music sequence, and it sounded familiar, so I spent more time looking for it, and after ~2 hours I found it… Worth it. But now I forget what I was doing
But what was the comic??