Sawlogs Dream Comics

Hi - I thought I'd introduce myself and a project I have been working on for the last few years (off and on, as you'll see) called 'Sawlogs' (http://www.sawlogs.net). Sawlogs are comic strips (like you see in Sunday newspapers) based on a dream journal I have been keeping for fourteen years.

Right now, I have posted all of the strips I've completed so far (15) and hope to get back on to a regular schedule. I had a few of these strips published in the Rocky Mountain Dream Journal a year or so back, and now that I'm dreaming again, I felt inspired to write and see what some of you thought.

Thanks for taking a look -

Rick Smith
http://www.sawlogs.net
[email protected]

Wow, that's awesome! I used to have an online comic, but it had nothing to do with dreams...twas called When Trojan Pigs Fly. I quit on it a while back (www.trojanpigs.cjb.net)

Anyway, welcome to the forum. I'll go look at all your comics ^_^

Thanks for reading - I'll take a look at your comic (have you considered publishing at webcomicsnation.com?).

One thing I've been thinking about is how to portray a lucid dream in comics. All of the dreams I've posted so far have not been lucid. I would want to come up with a way to capture the *clarity* of lucidity that distinguishes that particular strip from a regular dream...

Rick

Very cool comic Rick, you're really good!

Sorry you got shot and poked though heh

Anyway, welcome to Dream Views, and thanks for the link back to us ;)

That's pretty good. :D

I draw comics of some of my dreams, but I haven't posted any of them yet, I planned to post them alongside my dream journal here. :)

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Originally posted by Aphius
I draw comics of some of my dreams, but I haven't posted any of them yet, I planned to post them alongside my dream journal here. :)

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omg DO IT now

I'd love to see other dream comics.

The only ones I know about are David Heatley's 'Deadpan' and Jesse Reklaw's 'Slow Wave.'