A new online art gallery, Square One, open to all web cartoonists, has officially openned.
It's been said over and over that one of the major advantages of webcomics, as opposed to those in print, is that with webcomics, it's much easier to look back through the archives, both to review the content, and see changes/improvements in the artwork. With the click of the mouse, in most cases, you can see both the first and last strip or page of the comic.
So, why not take it a step further back. Okay, a few steps. Or, more correctly, ridiculously far back.
The idea behind Square One is to display childhood drawings by webcomics artists right next to a recently redrawn version of the same scene/person/subject (in some cases, however, the drawing is simply displayed next to their most recent drawing/comic).
Comments
That's a really fun idea.
That's a really fun idea. I sumbitted one, but was only able to go back 14 years.I'm not sure much exists before that.
Steve "Fabricari" Harrison

I like this idea, too. I'll
I like this idea, too. I'll have to see how far back my old sketchbooks go when I get home from the day job...
Multiplex is a weekly webcomic revolving around the staff of the Multiplex 10 Cinemas.
Neat concept. I'd love to
Maybe Every Decade?
This would be even more interesting if every creator submitted a comic draw from each decade of their life (0-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc)...Â
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Xaviar Xerexes
Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Gnaw.
It's fascinating to see
It's fascinating to see how the style has evolved. Great Web page for browsing during work hours!Â
"I'm so hungry, I can eat the crotch out of a rag doll."
-Doug from 'Ghost World'
"I'm so hungry, I can eat the crotch out of a rag doll."
-Doug from 'Ghost World'
I Love It
I think this is an awesome idea, I should look to see if I can find my stick people comics of grade 2.