This is a great illustration of the perils of divided attention. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it maybe six other times now: Multitasking is a bullshit, made-up notion, created by people who don’t know how to prioritize things.
That’s why if you want to be really good at something, just do that one thing. Like that monk who just sat under a waterfall for twenty years or whatever–I bet he was really good at that by the time he was finished.
Happy 1000th, Mr. Munroe. Thanks for everything.
Some webcomic artists should not have children.
And some webcomic artists should not have children–but did it anyway.
And here’s a song by the Lemonheads, because what the hell, why not, I’m in charge of this post.
Thank goodness I’m alone at the moment, because this comic made me laugh my ass clean off. I think most fans of portable gaming will recognize themselves, here.
… dying. Sure, it might take a while, but he’s sitting down, so that’s something. Also, he may be in front of a TV, and that can’t be helping much.
“So, I thought I’d write out some general suggestions for your Arteest interactions. These are all things that merit mention because people do them innocently, without realizing that it can create problems for an artist at a convention.” {From: The Weinerworks » Convention Tips}
It can be fun to meet people whose work you like, and that you respect, but do try your very best not to terrify them or creep them out.
Man, that would be cool… oh my god, it’s real!
Here is a hierarchy of hats. You do too need to know this stuff.
If you’ve ever wondered about Kiva, this comic is a painless way to learn all about it.
Long-running comic strip, “The Family Circus,” is now apparently set to become a swirling vortex of mediocrity so violently bland that you will be unable to look away, no matter how soul-crushingly oppressive the visions will be.
Wait, what I meant to say was, “a movie.” Yes, yes, a movie.
