December 9th, 2007
Today’s Comic
Christmas decorating today! That and working on a Sunday strip. A nice relaxing day. Back on the deadline train tomorrow.
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December 9th, 2007 at 11:38 am
Just so you know, (and in the interest of full disclosure) I have been geeeking out on my new iphone. I have downloaded copies of several DED strips.
-when it’s in rest mode, I see Sophie and Doug sleeping on the moon
-when my alarm goes off, It’s Sophie hanging from the clock
-when my husband calls, “It’s Fried Chicken Night”
-when my best friend calls, it’s “Scritch scrtich scrtch”
-when work calls, “Jedi Mind Tricks are a load of bunk”
Having waaaaay too much fun here !
December 9th, 2007 at 12:19 pm
That’s so cool! How do they look on the iphone?
December 9th, 2007 at 3:35 pm
Don’t want to nit-pick, but just to point out something I noticed: the letter “I” has serifs in the first three panels, but not in the next three. Not really noticable, I only spotted it because there’s “I”s (as pronouns) at the start of both lines in the last panel and I’m overly aware of these things. Not too long ago I just started using serifs for “I” as a pronoun and sans-serifs for every other instance.
Funny strip, mind! I love how she starts off in the first panel.
December 9th, 2007 at 4:01 pm
Awesome! I can scroll and scale so I get the exact panel I want to depict the personality of the person calling. (BTW, we’ve never seen Sophie go to the vet.) I’ll try to send you some pics through email when I get my holidays more under control.
December 9th, 2007 at 6:09 pm
Nice!!! Can’t wait to see them.
There were two or three vet strips last year. But I’m sure Sophie will be going back.
Thanks Mark. I leave the caps lock on when I letter. Out of habit I hit the shift key on the Upercase I’s sometimes, which of changes it to the non-serif “I”. I try to catch it when I do it. Just need to get out of the habit.