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SimonWL

@simonwl.bsky.social

Tries to do too many things*, and therefore ends up doing very little. * #comics, #illustration, #gamedesign, #photography, #graphicdesign

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SimonWL@simonwl.bsky.social · 7d ago

I came up with some silly shirt ideas for creators and readers of webcomics! @bancha.positivt.space helped finalize them and set them up on Star-Ket. I hope you find these as fun as I do - and if you grab one, I'd love to see you share photos!

Panel Party (Working on Comix Cleric!)@panelparty.net · 7d ago

We didn't want to just ask you for more money without providing the chance at something cool, consider buying a T-Shirt! Made with our partners at Star-Ket, these shirts invite people to talk to YOU about webcomics! Plus, each shirt helps fund us a bit longer! BUY NOW: comixcleric.com/merch

A golden yellow shirt with a checklist that has the following checked off: Tired, Overworked, Underpaid, Proud Parent of a Beautiful Webcomic. The Comix Cleric logo is seen on the left sleeve in white ink.
Macxi: >:)@macxi.bsky.social · 3w ago

I think if you're a webcomic artist, you gotta go back and read 20-30 pages of your own comic every now and again just to remind yourself that your work is actually super cool and kicks major ass when you're looking at/reading it the way literally anyone else would.

SimonWL@simonwl.bsky.social · 3mo ago

In an alternate universe Foxygen got as big as The Lemon Twigs did and stuck around and kept releasing music as frequently as the Twigs and I envy the people in that alternate universe deeply

Wax Heads@waxheadsgame.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🙌🎶Wax Heads is OUT NOW!🎶🙌 Step into our cozy-punk narrative sim and experience life in a struggling record store. Chat with quirky customers, and explore our unique handcrafted collection of records! Available on Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and Nintendo Switch! #indiegame #narrative #music

SimonWL@simonwl.bsky.social · 4mo ago

@folly.studio My Norwegian friend was very baffled by today's RBFB and claims these are all methods they use to preserve fish. What's the story here? Is it about whether the methods have their origin in Nordic countries?