April 2011
9 posts
I stumbled over your site today, and then it hit me. I knew the art style.
Will you make more depressing/beautiful strips like Drawn Girl?
Entirely depends on my mood and what comes through my head. To be honest, I was trying to be funny with Drawn Girl. But I’ve been incredibly amazed how people have taken to it and the emotions they take from it.
It kinda reinforced for me how much more fun it is to let the reader take away their own interpretations of things. I’d rather not “force” the reaction if I don’t have to.
hey man i am a huge fan of question duck. thought a fellow duck artist would want to check out this project my buddy tyler and i are doing where we draw one duck every day: http://dailyducks.tumblr.com/
keep up the good work bro!!
Awesome!
Mind if I add a duck to your collection?
Hi! I'm a huge fan of your work, your webcomic is one of the few that keep my faith in them alive. Question Duck is like the comic equivalent of Bob Ross's voice: I can read it and it instantly puts me in a deep calm.
Having said that, I'm one of the seven webcomic authors who make up the website sbboard.com. Or, well, now six. One of us is about to quit the site, and we're in need of a 7th member. In terms of both talent and fame you're a world above us, but we all loved your comic so much we figured it couldn't hurt to ask if you'd consider joining us. We wouldn't ask you to move Question Duck, but we do have webspace that isn't Smack Jeeves, and you'd only have to update once a week, on Sundays. It's not that we don't have standards, but I'm certain a scribble from you would already be gold.
Even if your answer is no, thank you for reading, and I hope we see a lot more from you in the future.
That’s some pretty cool stuff you guys got going on! And I really dig the format you’re running with, having a different artist every day is a pretty cool way to keep everyone on point and going. And I like what you’re doing with Floatillion, it’s strange aesthetic is awesome man!
That said, it looks like this message is pretty old and I guess you’ve got a seventh member already. That’s good. I don’t think I was looking to commit to any new projects just yet. Though I’ve got a number of plans, nothing is set to go anytime soon nor have I even figured out what exactly it is I’d like to be doing.
I’ll be keeping track of your stuff when I can. And I hope to see more come out of sbboard in the future!
Hi Psuedo! It looks like you value your privacy, so I was wondering where you lived, your height, approximate BMI, and your shoe size.
But seriously, I love your work. What inspired you to start drawing to begin with? Did you do it all the time as a toddler, or were you someone who picked up the pencil and the tablet pen later in life?
Cheers!
In my case, It’s probably in the blood. Everyone on my mother’s side is at least in part a creative sort. Everything from independent rappers to industrial design, my siblings and cousins were always creative kids.
Me? I copied drawings from Sonic the Hedgehog, Final Fantasy, and Rob Liefeld. I am thankful everyday I never had a deviantArt when I was a preteen.
