Lots of things happen during the day, and one needs a break from time to time. The comics are perfect for that, and the ones you’re about to see are even more perfect for that. Why might you ask? There’s nothing that cleanses the palate more than a silly comedy with a random touch.
And that is exactly what the Danby Draws comics are about. Written by Daniel Morell from sunny Southern California, the comic has a unique feel that’s hard to confuse with anything else. But let’s not talk gossip! Enjoy the content!
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Here’s how Daniel’s journey into the world of comics began. “I’ve only loved reading comics since I was a kid. And I’ve been drawing on and off for a long time. I used to only post and share comics with friends, but during the pandemic, I started sharing on social media. With some feedback and practice, they’ve slowly improved. It was My main inspiration is comedians Bill Watterson and Chris Straub. The goal of comics is to make beautiful cartoons that make people happy.”
“It all started with my first Wacom over ten years ago. Now I do it all on my humble little Surface Tablet. In the past, I’ve tried my hand at other traditional art forms like drawing, but I keep coming back to comics. I have a lot Out of respect for other artists who can get so much out of one picture.
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Any artist can attest to this, and getting inspiration never comes easy. “It might just take me a while to decide which comics I’m going to make next, because I probably have a lot of ideas, and they’re certainly not all good. I usually draw them, and show my wife her approval. Then it might take me three to ten hours to finish the comics. I try They usually keep it simple, but they can get very technical wisdom.
In general, I wait until I find a funny situation, or an observation, and then try to build on top of that. For example in my comic with people who need rhino healing tears, I just ask, What if rhinos have a hard time crying? What will happen next? You take this to its final end and try to hold onto the drop. I usually like it when comics go in a direction you wouldn’t expect.
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And like every artist, Daniel has good times and bad times. “Sometimes it’s hard when you’ve spent so much time doing a comic, and it doesn’t end well. It’s frustrating, and easy to take personally. Creating art is also challenging because you’re constantly pushing to get more and more out with your own desire to meet expectations. Sometimes I have to take a step back and spend some time on myself. I’ve been doing this consistently for about a year, so I’ve never experienced anything like what other creators have handled.”
“Definitely art. I wanted my comics to show humans in a more realistic depiction, although it’s a challenge to draw. I love it when you can put the image in your head on the screen. I would say that’s where I’m happiest. Sometimes the backgrounds are Very imaginative because I enjoy drawing it.With digital art, you have a lot of wiggle room to put in the effort to get the work you want.At the same time, the timeline has given me a good deal of acceptance when things aren’t quite perfect.You have to give it up and move on to the movie The next comic.
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