Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 6

A simple 2-panel comic strip. I recall the idea came from a comment at Albert Park Lake. Something about the local swans not being monogamous.Although ‘monogamy’ technically means ‘being married to one person’ and swans do not technically marry. (..Never mind my grammar quibbling..)

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 5

(These spray markers were underwhelming. I think they’re called Blow Pens? I bought them second-hand at the op shop and they were probably dried out. I nearly had a stroke trying to huff/ puff/ wheeze any colour out of them.)

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 4

(I coloured the background with coloured pencils. These are some of my favourite backgrounds in Batch 3. Markers are faster/easier, but the end results don’t appeal to me as much.)

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 3

(I coloured the backgrounds with coloured pencils.)

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 2

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 3, No. 1

Batch Three of ‘Neo Dullard’, comic #01 of 20. I use the word ‘batch’ instead of series because I find the word series a bit too.. sequential? A > B > C. Everything in a logical order; conceived, planned and executed.‘Neo Dullard’ is a lot more dribs and drabs. No character names or relationships, no

‘Neo Dullard’ comics, promo June 2020

I add these promos to the front or back of comic strips in Instagram, to prompt viewers to LIKE – SHARE – FOLLOW and what-not. Mixed results. (Kind of self-defeating that these promos use typeface instead of my handwriting. The whole point of advertising that they’re handmade is to distinguish this comic strip from the

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 2, No. 20

A series of ‘Neo Dullard’ promos I published on Instagram. (Backgrounds rendered in both markers and coloured pencils.)

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 2, No. 19

Neo_Dullard comic, Batch 2, No. 18

Not my typical narrative style, but it’s a welcome change. Amazing how washed-out the digital scan looks. (An ongoing frustration.)