Dissatisfied With the Vehicle Theme Sketchbooks 
“The ceiling is fine for me; I’m 5’7″. My husband is 5’9″ and his head looks funny up there.”
by Androo Robinson
Androo Robinson writes:
I have no memory of drawing this, but that’s undeniably me, trying to rip off Rick Geary by the looks of it. Failing, too.
Androo was the first person to trade minicomics with me through the mail, way back when that was a thing. Check out Cryptozoa, his collection of Odd Little Picture Fictions, here.
Dissatisfied With the Vehicle Theme Sketchbooks 
“My wife has trouble getting out of the bucket seats. She only sits in the front. Perhaps the rear would be better for her…”
by Shawn Granton
Shawn Granton writes:
This is the problem of drawing in “themed” sketchbooks or “jam” sketchbooks at comic conventions; it can come back to haunt you even 12 years later.
It’s funny to think that I used to draw like that. Funnier that I still sort of draw mini-comix. Sort of. I need to do another one soon. In the meantime, check out my art site:
http://id.sito.org/sgr
Or, check out my up-to-date blog that really has nothing to do with art but you’ll find out why I’m on a bicycle in the middle of Manitoba:
http://urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com/
Dissatisfied With the Vehicle Theme Sketchbooks 
“I took it to the dealer three times, and finally brought it to an outside force. The outside force fixed it and it works great now.”
by Pam Bliss
Pam Bliss writes:
“I remember making this drawing! The car was supposed to be a second generation Ford Taurus, and the rear end, at least, is sort of recognizable. At the wheel is a very early version of Iowa Ginsberg from my Kekionga series.I’m still making comics about Kekionga and the surrounding universe– the latest is the experimental graphic novella Green Peas and Chickenhorses.”
Email kekiongacomics[at]gmail[dot]com for more information about Pam’s latest, and order a bunch of her minicomics while you’re at it!