GRIZZLY PEAR
glaring noonday sun,
a gecko leisurely walks
on palm fronds
In other notes, I will be updating on a weekly schedule – on Wednesday Mornings, (this post excepted, hehe). I wish I could do more, but with life pulling in several directions, and this is just a hobby, I’d rather undershoot than overshoot for now….
The Bunnies just spent their first night together (and I on the floor to keep an ear out if they started fighting). Whew, I didn’t think I would ever get them bonded…
One and one makes six,
From eight comes more,
A new nation,
a flag unfurled,
Hello world!
GrizzlyPear
This webcomic was originally going to be named “Grizzly Avocado”. Unfortunately, avocado got its name because it is the aztec word for a certain part of the male human to which it bears a resemblance.
Which is not that big of a problem except Avacado was supposed to refer to Peppercorn, my little girl bunny!
My dream car was always a Z, which I was fortunate enough to purchase when I got out of Berkeley.
cheesy, but proved to me that I’m going to wait on drawing people….
Variation 1
Variation 2
This is the first “comic” of this iteration. As you can see, I’m not too good at story, but I do like to play with imagry and text. I most likely should call myself the “GrizzlyPear Web-Sequential Art pieces” but that sounds really pretentious. As will note, I have dated/backposted all the comics according to date of creation, except for the cover and intro page, which were repeated in August to anchor the new GrizzlyPear website.
If you are reading this, you have pressed the first button. Unfortunately, I don’t have much to offer you here at the beginning, except for a 24-hour comic that I did on July 24, 2006. Much like National Novel Writing Month I think a 24-hour comic is an interesting exercise to get someone off a couch and just do something.
The comic was drawn single sided, I wonder how it would look with facing pages….but in any case, it works well with the linear webcomic format.
Like all the rest of the comics on the site, I can’t vouch for its quality, but I guess it’s fun to archive it for now and who knows what I’ll do with it once I get a fuller body of work…Justus
