Peace and Joy: The End

[rowyn]

My favorite part of this page is the aprons. But I also like Joy's look of contentment, and Peace's contrasting grouchiness. Joy does rather a better job of living up to her name than Peace does, all things considered.

Comments

[gleef.livejournal.com]

Very cool, I enjoyed it a lot :-)

And there weren't nearly enough gunfights.

[barbx.livejournal.com]

***** INCOMING MESSAGE *****

How can you call that an ending? No one died! At least, no one of consequence.

Do you think my tastes in art are a bit slanted?

I do like them, Peace and Joy. It looks like Peace is wearing a sweater because of the collar at her neck, but we don't see anything at the wrists, which makes it visually odd. Joy has no collar at her neck. Are they both going topless under those aprons?

They must have acquired the aprons from the ladybugs, judging by their inscriptions. Now I imagine ladybugs wearing aprons. This is getting weirder by the moment.

Maybe I think too much.

-- BarbX

***** END MESSAGE *****

[sandratayler.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed reading the whole thing. Thanks for posting it!

[tuftears.livejournal.com]

Huzzah! };)

I like the aprons they're wearing too. Heh.

[octantis.livejournal.com]

Followed it and liked it. You have my admiration for sticking through this ironman type excercise... it looks draining to me.

[level-head.livejournal.com]

Delightful, clever, and well-done.

Kudos!

Even Joy's last comment could be "Oh, peace." Or, "Oh, Peace."

Nicely played, the lot of it!

===|==============/ Level Head

[b-a-sheep.livejournal.com]

So I just read the whole thing. That was cute. I'm too tired to offer detailed analysis, but I enjoyed it. Faith and Joy are cute, and drawing pretty women is awfully hard, especially in a hurry. I like the implications of the various political and social relationships in the forrest. I encourage you do do comics where you can take your time.