Heh, that's cute =^.^=

Thank you, I surprised myself with this one. ^^

these panels do come across as a little disjointed, but from the description I see they weren't planned out as a single comic. That's actually an interesting way of making a comic, I wonder if there's a name for it? Anyway it was a nice little strip, tells a bit of a character's backstory outright while hinting at more than is said outright, and it features cute animal people which is always a bonus :')

Haha, thank you!
These were drawn in order, picture by picture, but nothing was planned out. And they were drawn over the course of four days, three panels each day. So every third panel (all the right hand side pictures) try to have a bit of a reveal going on, because I didn't know if I'd want to continue. Eventually there was nothing left to be said about these characters. :)

This is one of several methods of creating comics that I practice. The collaborative ones we usually call improv comics or community comics. But these spur-of-the-moment solo strips I've yet to come up with a proper term for. They mostly arrive through improv comedy principles, but I feel that term ought to be reserved for something made by more than one person. ^^