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I do worse: I just pretend like they don't exist. THEY KNOW WHAT THEY DID. >:-(
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The art supplies I coo over the most must be my brush pens. They're all fancy and Japanese. I mainly use Zebra disposable calligraphy pens and the Pentel pocket brush pen. I ink all my Girlbot strips with brush pens.
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I guess a real artist would choose comics and then slowly waste away, drawing comics until they starved to death. Not sure I have that in me. But I'd hate myself if I didn't draw comics. So comics?
Rest assured that I'll probably die in the middle of drawing a comic, whatever happens. It just won't be for several decades. -
I used to sell girl scout cookies, when I was a girl scout. (Looong time ago.) They were cookie-shaped. It would be kinda cool to make Girlbot-shaped gingerbread cookies for Christmas or something.
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No, Vladimir Kozlov looks like my mom.
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In no particular order: Gunnerkrigg Court, Finder (it counts!), Starslip, Love Me Nice, Zebra Girl, Rice Boy, Dead Winter, and Templar, AZ.
There's a whole bunch more of them that I love, of course, but I can't just list my entire bookmarks folder in here. -
That's a tough one because it's not like I write any of my characters as escapist fantasy for myself. (Anymore.) As a consequence, all of my characters are pitiable in different ways...
I guess I'd choose Sally, my main character from Saving Halloween. She's pretty close to the way I actually am, and despite going through some crap, she turns out pretty well in the end. That's really the best I can hope for in my own life, anyway. -
For cartooning, I want the power of Super Concentration, the ability to block out all distractions and be as productive with my time as I can.
For crimefighting, I want flight because how cool would that be? Of course, I'd require the peripheral powers of being able to stand the conditions of thin atmosphere, high altitude, and fast speeds. Otherwise, I would die.
The third would just be all-around useful, and it's something I've wished for in the more harried times in my life: access to a timeless little pocket universe I could visit whenever I needed a break. I could take a nap or read a book or whatever and come back to my normal life a second after I'd left, with no ill-effects. -
Just repeat to yourself, "It's just a webcomic. I should really just relax."
No, really, I will be providing some answers later on. I ain't spillin' 'em here, sucker. -
I can sort of sing? I sang a bit in elementary school, but I never pursued it. If you want to hear me sing, you can drop by my Ustream channel when I decide to broadcast. I play music sometimes, and I like to sing along to the songs my voice can handle: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/jinxcast
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He/she either trusts your judgment or hates your stupid guts. Pick whichever option you find more comforting.
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Set up some pads of sweet-smelling, sticky paper around your house. The monkeys will be tricked into walking on them and get stuck. Once they gnaw off their limbs in their attempts to escape, they'll die from blood loss. PROBLEM SOLVED!
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When I was in high school, I used to wish I could live in the world of Sandman, which was essentially like the one I already lived in, but with all kinds of interesting, mysterious powers lurking behind the scenes.
Nowadays, I think it'd be fun to live in the world of X-Men, but I'm afraid that I'd either get a stupid, useless power or get shoved in a refrigerator. Or both. -
I usually buy Fuji. They're an affordable, tasty eating apple, but I quite liked Ambrosia apples when I tried them. Too bad they cost three times as much.
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I regret letting myself rack up so much debt in college. It's pretty massive. I really doubt I could have managed to make it through art school totally unscathed, but I could have gotten more scholarships and reduced the debt I ended up with.
Oh, well.
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Diana Nock’s Bio
Minneapolis, MN
I draw comics. One of them is about a little robot girl and a cyborg raccoon. Yeah, I dunno, either.

