Comments for [pylonsound] http://blog.pylonsound.com Wed, 22 Jun 2011 01:53:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on by Jeff http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=168#comment-98 Jeff Wed, 22 Jun 2011 01:53:41 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=168#comment-98 yes. I am going to draw a mobile also! yes. I am going to draw a mobile also!

]]> Comment on by Leilani http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=168#comment-88 Leilani Thu, 19 May 2011 17:29:29 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=168#comment-88 Will you please draw a cat in a cactus garden? xo Will you please draw a cat in a cactus garden?
xo

]]> Comment on by Leilani http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=100#comment-50 Leilani Tue, 21 Dec 2010 16:08:10 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=100#comment-50 Grrr! That is fabulous. So sharp and colorful. Grrr!
That is fabulous. So sharp and colorful.

]]> Comment on by Diane Pitrman http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=110#comment-49 Diane Pitrman Fri, 17 Dec 2010 02:53:25 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=110#comment-49 Breakfast looks good! Breakfast looks good!

]]> Comment on by Monex http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=81#comment-48 Monex Wed, 15 Dec 2010 01:07:18 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=81#comment-48 And I ve left them fakes in the past but I still hear snakes in the grass still rattlin. And I ve left them fakes in the past but I still hear snakes in the grass still rattlin.

]]> Comment on by Jeff http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=88#comment-47 Jeff Sat, 11 Dec 2010 17:38:24 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=88#comment-47 Oh, I probably would have phrased that more delicately if I thought anyone from CV would ever see it. I think that in these older comics there's a lot of good and stylish (and hurried and flawed but maybe better for it) drawings meeting up with the limitations of their printing methods in ways that look better to me now than they probably would have at the time. I hated Ben Day dots and poorly offset colors as a little kid. A lot of these individual panels hold up better in isolation than most of the Pop art appropriations which followed, and you guys have a good eye for casual dialogue in stories which reveal a lot about cultural assumptions of the not-at-all-distant past. The whole approach is funny because it's insightful, which is why "Oh, he's just acting gay," or "Mother, I love Dick and we're getting married!" seem underwhelming by comparison. So yeah, I think you guys are better than "how queer!" jokes but either way I have like 250 images saved to my "Comically Vintage" folder on my desktop. Oh, I probably would have phrased that more delicately if I thought anyone from CV would ever see it.

I think that in these older comics there’s a lot of good and stylish (and hurried and flawed but maybe better for it) drawings meeting up with the limitations of their printing methods in ways that look better to me now than they probably would have at the time. I hated Ben Day dots and poorly offset colors as a little kid. A lot of these individual panels hold up better in isolation than most of the Pop art appropriations which followed, and you guys have a good eye for casual dialogue in stories which reveal a lot about cultural assumptions of the not-at-all-distant past. The whole approach is funny because it’s insightful, which is why “Oh, he’s just acting gay,” or “Mother, I love Dick and we’re getting married!” seem underwhelming by comparison.

So yeah, I think you guys are better than “how queer!” jokes but either way I have like 250 images saved to my “Comically Vintage” folder on my desktop.

]]> Comment on by Diane Pitrman http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=95#comment-46 Diane Pitrman Fri, 03 Dec 2010 14:41:43 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=95#comment-46 What is this creature? It looks like a sweet baby porcupine. The spines have the sense of leaves, and the body, ears and legs have the appearance of soft, carved wood. I would enjoy this in a three dimensional element. What is this creature?
It looks like a sweet baby porcupine. The spines have the sense of leaves, and the body, ears and legs have the appearance of soft, carved wood.
I would enjoy this in a three dimensional element.

]]> Comment on by Comically Vintage http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=88#comment-45 Comically Vintage Fri, 03 Dec 2010 10:26:26 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=88#comment-45 Thousands would disagree, but we're glad you like *something* about the blog! Thanks for reading. :) Thousands would disagree, but we’re glad you like *something* about the blog!

Thanks for reading. :)

]]> Comment on by Diane Pitrman http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=57#comment-42 Diane Pitrman Thu, 11 Nov 2010 01:41:16 +0000 http://blog.pylonsound.com/?p=57#comment-42 Love the construction, colors, and the "familiarity" of one geisha brushing the hair of another. The addition of the stars is a great touch, gives it more depth, more life. Love the construction, colors, and the “familiarity” of one geisha brushing the hair of another. The addition of the stars is a great touch, gives it more depth, more life.

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