June 9, 2009

Everyone's View on Technology Differs...

I know mine does. The generation I grew up in, which is the baby boomers, still has not adapted to the string of toys coming off this digital era assembly line and we never will.

5 comments:

  1. Although the need to understand how things of push button persuasion works, there are a lot of us who are just faking it. Whenever someone starts talking to me about who was on facebook or how easy it is to twitter, I pretend like I know what they're talking about....it's fashionable.

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  2. Hey, nice work on today's (6-9) compu-toon, I actually laughed out loud. We have a few of your strips pinned up in our computer lab, which is where they are needed the most - humor certainly is the remedy for frustration.

    I've been reading your work for a while now, you have a very distinct style that I enjoy. You might get a few negative comments now that you've opened yourself to anonymous critique, but that's the nature of the internet I suppose.

    Make sure you keep drawing, a lot of people enjoy your work.

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  3. Thanks OF,
    I've gone down quite a few roads with this comic panel and it would not be fair to readers like yourself to bluntly discontinue it. Several things are developing behind the scences that I hope will be in the interest of the panel. Politics can be a messy thing. Although I've harden myself to be able to take the punches a blog like this entices, compliments like yours evens it out.

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  4. Hi Charles,

    Just to chime in, my local newspaper use to carry your comic and as an avid reader I was glad to find it online again last year. You are as well as ever! Keep up the fantastic work!

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  5. Compu-toon was always well received during it's weekly period while in print. The online syndication has helped to improve the story lines.
    Thanks

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