NLS:Page Three and Four

Pages 3 and 4.

NLS: Page Two

I've been trying to get more than one page done so that when I update theres more than just ONE page to read, but there's a lot to comprehend here, I know it makes no sense.

So you'll have some time to think it over whilst I draw up page three.

Loool.

GUEST COMIC: Introducing the Trainman

My friend Christie decided to draw up a SUPERB guest comic for NLS.
She will be the Trainman.
Yes.
YESSSSSSS.

SORRY NEO.
GOSTRAIGHT2JAIL.DUNUTPASSGO.

Her blog is here: http://mayonnaiseface.blogspot.com/

PAGE ONE: THE ADVENTURE BEGINNETH

COMPLETE WITH SHITTY HALF ASSED DIOLOGUE.

IT'LL GET BETTER I PROMISE.

More NLS:Redux Updates

The cover for volume one! This means the series is going to start VERY VERY SOON.
Hang onto your hats, folks this is gonna be one wild ride.



Smith re-design.
English was oddly boring today.

SOON.
SOON.

I know Steve is reeling with excitement.
Baha.hahaha.
yes.

Neo Loves Smith: Redux; Updated Character Designs

Neo and "The Oracle's" designs updated today.

Neo's probably cracks me up the most.

Get ready to feel the thunder.

You get ready.
A complete plot reworking, complete character design revamp and a more cohesive storyline will follow.
It will definitely be an improvement on the original.
(NOT LIKE THE ORIGINAL NEEDED IMPROVEMENT, RIGHT?)

New issues will be posted here. (If I ever end up writing any.)

FOR THOSE WHO DONT KNOW OF THE ORIGINAL;
An archive of all the old issues 1-15.

http://s47.photobucket.com/albums/f193/FoxieCola/NEO%20HARTS%20SMITH/?start=0

Prepare to laugh, Cry, and cringe in horrible terror.

GIT READY TO FEEL THE PAIIINNNN of my writing.

PS- This aint meant to be serious, guys, So if it pisses you off, chill.

It's all in good fun.

Artdump- May or May not be image intensive

Notice- Click on them in order to See them fully.


Good ol' Catsteaks (Aka Jack)In a Fall themed drawing that I decided to throw together. I inked it with like straight up waterproof ink, no pen involved. I had to paint it on. Fun Stuff.
Colored with my fancy Prismacolors.

THIS. Is my fun craptastic fanart of The Superjail! Warden. I think it came out alright, considering I wasn't trying AT ALL.
The Warden is (c) Augenblick Studios/ Cartoon Network

Yeah Shut up.

Toki Wartooth. Uh. Drawing class is boring. Therefore Toki comes to visit in my sketchbook.
Toki is (c) Brendon Small n Tommy Blacha

Thats about all for now.

Drawing Update

Because I know Steve cares so much about my drawings.
Haha.

No Cookies, No Supper! A trip down Memory lane.

Remember...please Don't feed the animals. She's quite capable of feeding herself.

Nostalgia is something that everyone can relate to.
It is something that each generation has unique unto themselves.
Being of the ripe age of 18 now, and looking back on my childhood there is one thing I had back then that children today never had.

Good Television.

It's true, cartoons back in the day are nothing like they are now. They were better, more cohesive, and the jokes had more thought than any cartoons do now.

Yesterday I spent some time watching old episodes of the Beetlejuice cartoon. While the animation was a bit lacking in quality, the show itself was much more imaginative than any cartoon show today would be. Despite the fact it deviated from the plot of the original movie heavily, it definitely was a creative alternative twist on the plot, making it both entertaining and fun to watch. It was a cartoon I could never miss, even as a child.

Some cartoons were fantastic on their own, without needing the fame of a major Motion picture to back them up. Examples of these cartoons where the infamously inappropriate Ren and Stimpy, and the simple yet spectacular Rocko's Modern Life. Through unique animation and the subtle ( and sometimes not to subtle) adult themes in these cartoons really made them shine. Since there wasn't the same censorship on cartoons then as there is now, the jokes were clever and involved more than just childish slapstick. While there was plenty of hysterical slapstick-esque moments in both, the jokes tended to fall a little more on the adult side, which gave them a double edged effect. The children would laugh due to the comical nature, but the adults would laugh due to the actual content that the joke or situation implied. The writing was another thing that made these cartoons truly fantastic. The writing was usually very well done. It was written for all audiences, instead of just a certain demographic that the station needs to fill. (I. E. Ben 10/Alien Force and Secret Saturdays, meant to attract more anime fans to watching Cartoon Network.)

The 90s truly were the best time for cartoons.
Of course these particular shows are not the pinnacle of what the decade had to offer in terms of entertainment.

Cartoons like Dexter's Lab and Courage the Cowardly Dog ( currently being rerun on Cartoon Network) were a different Beast than the likes of Ren and Stimpy and Rocko's Modern Life. The cartoons were less obviously adult themed. They focused more on the writing and the art of parody, or uniqueness to put their point across. Courage constantly had strange and whimsical plots that brought the episodes into realms that no cartoon had ever gone to before. It was a horror/suspense theme, which, blended with creative storytelling made for an excellent cartoon. Its surreal qualities created memories that will last for my entire life. It was probably one of the first "aquired taste" cartoons of it's time. Dexter's laboratory acted more on the art of parody and the uniqueness of the writing. For example, the "Justice Friends" sketches in the show were parodies of well known superheroes. (The Infraggable Krunk parodying The Incredible Hulk.)Many episodes also parodied older shows such as Star Trek, allowing, again, the older age groups to get entertainment out of the show.

Cartoons today, however are not a total lost cause.
While Nickelodeon seems to have abandoned the focus on cartoons almost completely, Cartoon Network is starting to show signs of improvement in their show lineup. Despite complete failures, like the terribly not even almost mediocre Johnny Test, there are several shows that actually show initiative in terms of being genuinely good and entertaining shows.
For example, The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, Chowder, and new installment of Star Wars: The Clone Wars show that there is some hope for well written cartoons after all. All three show unique animation techniques, like moving patterns instead of flat coloring, claymation additions and even the extensive use of 3D animation.
If Cartoon Network follows the path that these tree cartoons are pioneering, I'm sure that cartoon entertainment can get back to what it used to be...someday.

How about a new entry.

Well.
I had a nice entry set up with everything I would love to talk about, including school and including my day, and driving.

However I guess that wasn't enough.
I'll post another one eventually I guess, when it's more cohesive.
I posted some drawings as well. Hm

Well I dunno what to do, I guess I'll post s'more drawings, and try to keep this in good shape with regular drawings.

Drawings of the now:

RRGH BLOGGING.

May or may not update this with art, Not sure.

Keep your eyes out.
This is just a placeholder.