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LAX: Light Motion Dreams: Update.
"_ the future of tomorrow. or something like it." (12/07/06)
Early update today, why? Because I felt like it.
Well, this is about as accurate to the real LAX as you will ever see in a webcomic (unless someone starts another webcomic about an airport. Which is unlikely.) I can actually name the locations seen in this comic, as such, the first panel is Runway 24R (which can be seen here.) The second is an unknown baggage claim, which I totally forgot where it was. The third panel is the very top of Terminal 5 (which can be seen here.) and last but not least? The last panel features the Encounter Restaurant. You know, that weird ass white building.
There's something that eats me up inside whenever I draw a background by myself. They seem too, generic airport-ish. I hate that. To keep me from driving myself insane, I'll totally use images as inspiration. That's the only way to due it right. Naturally, since I drew this page out of four pictures, I feel pretty damn proud of it, nothing can bring me down. Hell, I feel like that Kanye West song. Aside from the fact that I don't want to fuck everything I see, and I totally don't believe I should be in the bible.
There's many references to things that will probably (maybe) never happen. Like say, finding WMDs in Iraq. That's totally my joke, everyone bashes Bush. So I'll do the reverse and prove he was right in my alternative universe (It's set in 2008, people.) As for the President Walken thing, that can be true, if you vote for him. Imagine Christopher Walken, the famous actor, the man that stared in that music video for Fatboy Slim, as our president. I'd totally vote for him. Also, this page makes a reference to an earthquake in San Fransisco.
Now here's something interesting for you about what happened at LAX recently. An old man got tasor'd by airport police. Whose fault was it? Watch the FOX 11 news report on it, then watch the actual LAX Security Cam footage. The next Rodney King? You decide.
(no.)
"_ the future of tomorrow. or something like it." (12/07/06)
Early update today, why? Because I felt like it.
Well, this is about as accurate to the real LAX as you will ever see in a webcomic (unless someone starts another webcomic about an airport. Which is unlikely.) I can actually name the locations seen in this comic, as such, the first panel is Runway 24R (which can be seen here.) The second is an unknown baggage claim, which I totally forgot where it was. The third panel is the very top of Terminal 5 (which can be seen here.) and last but not least? The last panel features the Encounter Restaurant. You know, that weird ass white building.
There's something that eats me up inside whenever I draw a background by myself. They seem too, generic airport-ish. I hate that. To keep me from driving myself insane, I'll totally use images as inspiration. That's the only way to due it right. Naturally, since I drew this page out of four pictures, I feel pretty damn proud of it, nothing can bring me down. Hell, I feel like that Kanye West song. Aside from the fact that I don't want to fuck everything I see, and I totally don't believe I should be in the bible.
There's many references to things that will probably (maybe) never happen. Like say, finding WMDs in Iraq. That's totally my joke, everyone bashes Bush. So I'll do the reverse and prove he was right in my alternative universe (It's set in 2008, people.) As for the President Walken thing, that can be true, if you vote for him. Imagine Christopher Walken, the famous actor, the man that stared in that music video for Fatboy Slim, as our president. I'd totally vote for him. Also, this page makes a reference to an earthquake in San Fransisco.
Now here's something interesting for you about what happened at LAX recently. An old man got tasor'd by airport police. Whose fault was it? Watch the FOX 11 news report on it, then watch the actual LAX Security Cam footage. The next Rodney King? You decide.
(no.)
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