
Aw, I kinda like the art in this one! It took literally over a decade for me to get to the point where looking at my own drawings didn't make me want to gag, so it's super wild to see these older comics and think "actually my art had some good points back then too." I used to tell people "if you don't like the comic's art, give it a couple weeks and it'll look different." That isn't really the case anymore- my style has solidified pretty well the last several years. There are still changes, but they're more subtle most of the time and I suspect 90% of my readers don't even notice them. Every now and then I still get a wild hair and go "agh I hate how I draw my comic!!!" and change things up, and while it usually doesn't produce permanent, radical change, it often forces me to learn how to do something different, or better than I used to. I'll never be a Great Artist but I at least enjoy drawing now, and as long as it's fun and conveying the actions I'm trying to convey, that's really all I could ask for.
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I thought I ought to deliver on my commitment to finally go back to where I left of my images for the year before starting the holiday ones and get a gallop on. I am many months behind. This shot is taken in the Laidley Creek Valley, south west of the town of the same name and on the road to Mulgowie. How I would love to live in a world of peace and gaze out on this rural scene every day!
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The birds are resting at Shorncliffe and watching the world go by with a car carrier at dead slow about to reverse engines and take a helping hand from tugs to tie up at the Port of Brisbane while a Qantas aircraft is on finals and about to touch down at Brisbane International airport.
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Fresh prawns and seafood are a basic part of a Christmas lunch in Australia. The catch from Moreton Bay, Queensland is partly offloaded and sold directly from the trawler in places such as Shorncliffe, Redcliffe and the Gold and Sunshine Coasts. The demand at this time of year usually results in long lines of people waiting to purchase seafood that can't be fresher. This year's catch is said to be exceptional due to the run-off nutrients from the wet weather we have experienced in the last couple of months.
This trawler is tied up in Cabbage Tree Creek in suburban Shorncliffe.
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