As an experiment, what I've been doing, is trying to make as many of the prompts as I can go into the same story. By jumping around a lot, I can make a lot of them fit. As it turns out, the two pages I made for this month's challenge flows nicely into the very first one I did! Because it makes a nice punchline, I'm reprinting it at the bottom of this post.
Eventually, they'll all appear in an issue of Eclectic Comics.
Anyway, this month's challenge was to interpret this random, out of context line from a science fiction novel:
“But when the dots did not vanish even after he scrubbed his fists across his eyes three times, he shouted hoarsely…”Here we go!
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So was this also your not so subtle commentary on standardized tests? 'Cause that was pretty much my experience, as well :-)
Nice take off from the idea of dots in fromt of your eyes!
Kind of! When I draw these, I just interpret the prompt with whatever pops into my head. However, I think sometimes the ideas come from reading I've done lately. I've been reading a lot of articles about how inadequate standardized tests really art to determine future success in life. In spite of the unscientific justification for using them, schools are doing more and more and more to prepare kids to do well on them -- often at the expense of real understanding of important topics.
So, yeah -- a real pet peeve!
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