Inspired by Royksopp

Sorry for the absence of comic yesterday. I went to NJ and didn't have my computer with me. I had to bring half of my stuff there because the stupid Lufthansa company doesn't allow me to pack more than 23 kg of baggage. The stuff that is staying in America includes two pairs of leather shoes. That means, I have only two pairs of shoes left, and I have nothing to wear with my awesome Tripp industrial pants. Dear Lufthansa, your regulations suck monkey balls!

Leaving Babylon

Russians also write the date differently. For example, today is 17.05.10. Not 5/17/10. :)

Something important

Attention everyone in Bard!
If anybody wants to buy some Nyashka stuff from me, you better do it now, because I'm leaving on Sunday night! You can contact me by phone or Facebook.

My favorite place in this college

...is where I sleep.
I fell in love with Nongenetic's voice! BREAKIN NECKS FROM HELL TO BREAKFAST

Synesthesia

...is when you taste colors and sort of see everything you touch. I experienced it only once in my life. And I was completely sober! Therefore, I hate all the people who try to talk me into doing drugs. Believe me, I know what you're talking about, and you don't have to think you've experienced more. It's more fun when your brain can do it by itself. Also, there are no bad trips. You only experience what you are ready to go through.

On the importance of proportions

Omg. I nearly forgot to post this comic. I'm so upset. Sometimes I don't understand myself. Is being upset fun or what? It isn't even mobilizing!

Moderator release

The Moderator, a campus magazine about nudity and sexuality, was officially released last Saturday. They published three of my photos and the cover was also of my authorship! I can't say that I'm perfectly content with everything concerning this magazine. But anyway, there are things to be proud of and also mistakes.

The Moderator came with a zine that had a couple of my comics in it. This is how they look in color:

 

I'm listening to a French band Kalisia covering How Could I - one of my favorite songs by Cynic, the founding fathers of technical death metal. The cover version sounds nice, but Kalisia didn't add anything new to the original version (a couple of guitar solo alterations doesn't count).