‹‹ First‹ PreviousComments (21)Next ›Last ›› Jan 16 A Little Privacy Please (01162015) By David Hurley on January 16, 2015 at 12:01 am Chapter: Comic └ Tags: Cartoon, Comic, comics, David Hurley, Don't Pick the Flowers, Goth Girl, Humor, Suzanne Related Comics ¬ The New Dawn (07242026) A Sky To See (07222026) Cloud Swimming (07202026) Things To Love (07172026) Open Space (07152026) 21 Comments That’s what you call using negative space. Suzanne’s favorite! 😉 Don’t paint yourself into a coroner. Suzanne is dying not to. 😉 There’s always tunnel at the end of the light. Very creative, David! Thank you, Mark! 🙂 I used to have a button that had that emoticon on it years ago. It said “Have an ordinary day.” Suzanne would like that, Mike. 😉 A real black out! No time for light, Binky! 🙂 Cheer up Suzanne, January has some of the shortest days of the year! Optimism for the win! 😀 That is Suzanne’s happy face, Bill. 😉 Now you have to go out & buy a new 4th wall David. Or a can of paint remover Good point, Tony! 🙂 How’s THAT for an emoticon! And you can’t miss it! 😉 I’d like to see this on scratchboard! Very cool inverse of black and white. Thank you, Mike! Really awesome concept – love this one! Thank you, Matt! 🙂 Comments are closed.
That’s what you call using negative space.
Suzanne’s favorite! 😉
Don’t paint yourself into a coroner.
Suzanne is dying not to. 😉
There’s always tunnel at the end of the light. Very creative, David!
Thank you, Mark! 🙂
I used to have a button that had that emoticon on it years ago. It said “Have an ordinary day.”
Suzanne would like that, Mike. 😉
A real black out!
No time for light, Binky! 🙂
Cheer up Suzanne, January has some of the shortest days of the year!
Optimism for the win! 😀
That is Suzanne’s happy face, Bill. 😉
Now you have to go out & buy a new 4th wall David.
Or a can of paint remover
Good point, Tony! 🙂
How’s THAT for an emoticon!
And you can’t miss it! 😉
I’d like to see this on scratchboard! Very cool inverse of black and white.
Thank you, Mike!
Really awesome concept – love this one!
Thank you, Matt! 🙂