Name: Tom Lynch
Email: lynch_@_30extralives.com (you know the drill, just get rid of the "_"'s)
Contact Info
About
Me: I'm a computer programmer who enjoys drawing. And thus, a webcomic was born. I'm currently
residing in the tiniest state ever (Rhode Island), though I make frequent trips back to good old home,
DE.
The Comic: Started with an awesome joke about plastic weaknesses and grew into what it is today. While the main characters (Mark and Henry) began as characters based upon myself and Jon respectively, I feel like they've grown their own identities and are off having their own adventures.
The Comic: Started with an awesome joke about plastic weaknesses and grew into what it is today. While the main characters (Mark and Henry) began as characters based upon myself and Jon respectively, I feel like they've grown their own identities and are off having their own adventures.
FTQ(Frequently Thought Questions)
Q: Why Do you Do what you Do?
A: Because it's fun. You look at guys like Dave Kellet, Scott Kurtz, and Mike and Jerry, and you see what the medium is capable of. I aspire to someday reach those heights, but for now, I'm content just putting up the best comic I can and hope other people enjoy it.
Q: No, I meant the programming
A: Oh, sorry. Um, I do that because I'm good at it and it pays the bills.
Q: How do you draw the comic?
A: The early strips were penciled and inked on paper, and then scanned in and colored in photoshop. Now that I've invested in a Wacom tablet, they're all done completely digitally. But I still follow the same sequence with pencils down first, then inks over it, and finally colors.
Q: Which Lidge will we see this year? A: Well, he won't be as good as 2008, but he also won't be as bad as 2009. Look forward to a solid performance, but nothing so perfect that he can close games with a 1 run lead with any consistency.
A: Because it's fun. You look at guys like Dave Kellet, Scott Kurtz, and Mike and Jerry, and you see what the medium is capable of. I aspire to someday reach those heights, but for now, I'm content just putting up the best comic I can and hope other people enjoy it.
Q: No, I meant the programming
A: Oh, sorry. Um, I do that because I'm good at it and it pays the bills.
Q: How do you draw the comic?
A: The early strips were penciled and inked on paper, and then scanned in and colored in photoshop. Now that I've invested in a Wacom tablet, they're all done completely digitally. But I still follow the same sequence with pencils down first, then inks over it, and finally colors.
Q: Which Lidge will we see this year? A: Well, he won't be as good as 2008, but he also won't be as bad as 2009. Look forward to a solid performance, but nothing so perfect that he can close games with a 1 run lead with any consistency.
