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title: Up Up Down Down - Left Right ... if you know the rest, this comic / webcomic is for you.

description: Left Right ... if you know the rest, this comic / webcomic is for you.

keywords: webcomic, up up down down, uudd, comic, comics, cartoons, video game

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Where did you get the idea for Romantically Apocalyptic? How did you develop the ideas and characters?

You’re a talented and unique artist who dabbles in a variety of work (CD covers, book covers, photography). What made you interested in webcomics?

Is there any kind of work or commissions you’d like people to know about?

Where does your sense of humour come from?

Tell us about the personality of your kitty.

I’ve seen you at trade shows and marveled at your website. Where does your innate marketing ability come from?

What is your greatest hope for Dreaminism and Romantically Apocalyptic? Paint me an ideal picture of your work’s future.

You’ve said of Siberian Russia that “life there is eternally an intense motion.” How does your life experience there influence your work now?

You’ve said it took you 15 years to master the interaction between rays of light and landscapes. What are you working on mastering now?

What piece of advice would you give an up and coming webcomic creator or (in a more general sense) artist?

Where did you get the idea for Whomp!? How did you develop the ideas and characters?

How do you draw your comics? Tell us a bit about the process and what tools you use to create.

Many of your characters’s actions in each panel are inherently funny beyond dialogue. It makes simple moment visually rich and satisfying. How did you develop this skill?

Where does your urge to be creative come from? Where did it begin? Who put it there?

Are you a writer or artist first? What’s the work flow of your ideas?

Who is your favourite character to write? And why?

What previous work inspired you? Online and offline (print, books, tv), or even a person?

Favourite Sailor Moon moment? And song?

The dream: your dream for Whomp!? What do you wish for your comic? Paint me an ideal picture of your comic’s future.

What piece of advice would you give an up and coming webcomic creator?

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Up Up Down Down

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The New Kid – Part 1

Romantically Apocalyptic – Vitaly S Alexius

Whomp! Comic Interview – Richard Filyaw

Social Media Good

Steve Jobs

One Week and Seven Posts Later

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The New Kid – Part 1

Romantically Apocalyptic – Vitaly S Alexius

Whomp! Comic Interview – Richard Filyaw

Social Media Good

Steve Jobs

One Week and Seven Posts Later

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