Comments on: 3-13 Sorry http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/ a roguelike webcomic Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:49:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Djabanete http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-833 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 15:21:13 +0000 http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-833 "For a moment, I believed Rex [while I was on the air]"... could this be some minor witchcraft at work? “For a moment, I believed Rex [while I was on the air]”… could this be some minor witchcraft at work?

]]> by: Graham (topazg) http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-832 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 15:10:02 +0000 http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-832 It's funny, I see her leaning back in panel 2, but it looks more like a "I'm sceptically taken back considering that's not what you said on the air" pose ... maybe that's just me :p And [Offtopic] why, why do so many coffee pots have spouts that dribble down the side - it's not that much of an engineering feat to have a non-drip, non-dribble pot, yet irritatingly few manage it [/rant]. It’s funny, I see her leaning back in panel 2, but it looks more like a “I’m sceptically taken back considering that’s not what you said on the air” pose … maybe that’s just me :p

And [Offtopic] why, why do so many coffee pots have spouts that dribble down the side - it’s not that much of an engineering feat to have a non-drip, non-dribble pot, yet irritatingly few manage it [/rant].

]]> by: nerdpride http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-831 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 04:44:28 +0000 http://www.penancecomic.com/2007/09/05/3-13-sorry/#comment-831 Tara seems to have become very masculine, not that she's had many panels since the Zampona. Her posture in the second panel would fit a man very well. She must be sticking her hips forward and arching her back a little bit or something that gives that impression overall. I wouldn't say anything if I thought she was just being confrontational, but these signs indicate a more relaxed, almost strutting around type of posture. Almost. It isn't a very athletic, ready-to-fight kind of stance. And since you said you might be changing these around, I thought I'd just point that little bit out. Maybe it wasn't intentional. I don't really know too much about art anyways. Also, in the first panel, the fluid could be changed to compensate for the usual triangular spout design I see all the time on coffee mugs. It looks a little bit like a rectangular area of coffee is getting through the entire length of the spout, which I'm a little doubtful of. It's a little hard to explain. I'm going to shut up now. Tara seems to have become very masculine, not that she’s had many panels since the Zampona. Her posture in the second panel would fit a man very well. She must be sticking her hips forward and arching her back a little bit or something that gives that impression overall. I wouldn’t say anything if I thought she was just being confrontational, but these signs indicate a more relaxed, almost strutting around type of posture. Almost. It isn’t a very athletic, ready-to-fight kind of stance. And since you said you might be changing these around, I thought I’d just point that little bit out. Maybe it wasn’t intentional. I don’t really know too much about art anyways.

Also, in the first panel, the fluid could be changed to compensate for the usual triangular spout design I see all the time on coffee mugs. It looks a little bit like a rectangular area of coffee is getting through the entire length of the spout, which I’m a little doubtful of. It’s a little hard to explain.

I’m going to shut up now.

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