Thomas K. Dye

@projectionedge.bsky.social

Creator of Projection Edge, Newshounds and Something Happens. Democrat. Prog rock nerd. Married to @oneratnowalls.bsky.social. He, him and a hey you. RIP Harold.

I'm listening to Ace of Base's "The Sign" on a loop to keep me in the mood for a certain sketch I'm doing. Unfortunately that means tonight I'll be singing things like "I saw the cat, and he's sleeping on the mat, I saw the cat"

A good writer: "We house elves would just prefer it if you paid our kindness forward. Do something nice for someone less fortunate. To us, that's payment enough." A bad writer: "I wonder if my slave elf will make me, the titular hero, a sandwich."

Well, I think I'm definitely done for a while. Not that these last pages weren't fun, they were, but I'm feeling more and more like this needs to be put on a shelf until I figure out what the hell is going on with our lives. I also didn't REALLY finish, as evidenced by this final panel:

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This weekend will be the last weekend I'll be making new comics for a while. Next weekend is Tim's birthday. After that, I need to concentrate on the nuts and bolts of the move. Comic-page-making requires all my focus and I'll need that focus elsewhere. Sigh. Let me arrive at the other end intact.

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I was a bit surprised to find out Jeff Beck had died a few years ago. I think the reason I thought he was still alive is that Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson had seen their future drummer Anika Nilles when she toured with Jeff Beck. I didn't know it was on HIS LAST TOUR EVER.

I do. It's really hard to overstate how much this is becoming The Statement I want to make in my life. With every new plotline and character beat, I see things unfolding in a kaleidoscopic pattern and I become happier that I'm both the builder of and the traveler on this road.

Chu@raizap.com · 5d ago

Does anyone else have webcomic plans that involve their webcomic literally being their life’s work? I feel self-conscious because there are people who complete whole graphic novels, or whole webcomics, and then move onto new projects. I think that’s super cool! But I also feel like I’m crazy lol

Sudden nutty idea: kid from today is hurled through time to 1932, meets the Little Rascals, and is forced to work with them City-on-the-Edge-of-Forever style to solve a Big Time Crisis. If someone's already done that, I want to read it. Extra points if kid from today is not a WASP.

That theme tune is funktastically wokka-chikka-wokka-chikka. So, on the second episode featuring Ian "Lovejoy" McShane: apparently the residents of Alpha are not accustomed to, you know, calling in a medical team when someone is staggering around obviously ill. No, the thing to do is STARE AT THEM.

Thomas K. Dye@projectionedge.bsky.social · 7d ago

Our new dinnertime theater: "Space: 1999." (Headcanon: the timeline split off as soon as the show aired.) Beginning notes: A... lot... of... pauses. Martin Landau very much doing a Captain Kirk thing. I love Nick Tate and could listen to his accent all day. Effects very good for the time.