#011 - Snake - 13.7.2013
This comic is somewhat different than the other comics I made. But I had this idea in mind, so I couldn't resist to make this one. The concept is easy.
Just a snake eating the text panel. I know for some reason that it is called "breaking the fourth wall" if you make your comic characters aware of the readers.
But in this case I am not sure if the snake is aware of the readers . However it is the first character of dinomoon.com that is aware of the text box.
It was actually pretty hard to make a good snake. His body had to fit and still look realistic. The colors of the snake had to be green. If I made it a other color,
it didn't look good to me. Still I thought the head looks like a frog in the beginning. Maybe you will see the sketch of this comic.
I hope making a comic every Saturday now. Thank you for visiting my website, I hope to get it popular someday,
but for now I will try to practice my drawing skills and upload the next comic Saturday.
O and The comic that I will upload Saturday, will be lot different from the normal comics. So a little experiment of me. See you.
All the webcomics at Dinomoon are made by myself. You can share the comics if you give me the credits for making them. This means that I ask you to not cut out the website name when u share the comics. I am actually very happy if you share my comics around the internet. It means you really like them. It is hard for a cartoonist to make a lot of random and fresh comics. Making comics take a lot of time and I don’t really aim to make a lot of profit out of it. I just use my spare time to make webcomics as a hobby. I try to do this for as long as enough people are enjoying the comics. I would really be thankful if you show your schoolmates, friends, socialmediafriends or family Dinomoon. You are already helping me a lot if you like or share the comics. You can also leave a comment below to help me improve the artwork I make. Thank you for visiting Dinomoon. I hope to see you again! Have a amazing day. "Just one small positive thought in the morning can change your whole day."
Marinus Sommeling
