He’s not doing all he can to get the kids interested. “This week” in the first panel and “Next week” in the last are perilously close to cursive, or as the current generations are now calling it, “random meaningless squiggles”.
The show “Blown Away” has created lots of renewed interest in glass blowing. From the perspective of someone who has been taking classes and renting time in hot shops (doing glass blowing) for many years there are way more studios and opportunities to learn about it than 10-15 years ago. Also folks still inventing new methods and doing innovative work with glass.
Us old timers, e.g. Boomers and Xers can still enjoy the art form known as Comics, it’s these Millennial and Zoomer whippersnappers who don’t have the patience or attention span to appreciate them, now GET OFF MY LAWN!
danketaz Premium Member about 1 year ago
Off to Gazpacho Shack, where else?
Gent about 1 year ago
Ah alas for this so true. And maybe only trying to draw Doug will gets kids interested in comics again.
dadoctah about 1 year ago
He’s not doing all he can to get the kids interested. “This week” in the first panel and “Next week” in the last are perilously close to cursive, or as the current generations are now calling it, “random meaningless squiggles”.
DangerBunny about 1 year ago
Glassblowing is alive and well here in the Pacific Northwest
dfischer348 Premium Member about 1 year ago
The show “Blown Away” has created lots of renewed interest in glass blowing. From the perspective of someone who has been taking classes and renting time in hot shops (doing glass blowing) for many years there are way more studios and opportunities to learn about it than 10-15 years ago. Also folks still inventing new methods and doing innovative work with glass.
willie_mctell about 1 year ago
Under water glass blowing—it’s the latest thing.
norphos about 1 year ago
Us old timers, e.g. Boomers and Xers can still enjoy the art form known as Comics, it’s these Millennial and Zoomer whippersnappers who don’t have the patience or attention span to appreciate them, now GET OFF MY LAWN!