I was in my garage, cleaning, and having a argument/discussion with one of my Covid-friends (definition: noun, a friend you are perfectly fine with maintaining a remote/digitial ONLY relationship).
I can't quite remember everything, but eventual he said, "well, fine. THEN you draw a comic!"
So, I did.
I was quite proud of it, too. My visual said everything I wanted to say.
Also, given that I was in my garage, I am not surprised at all that it had with organizing something out of chaos.
I guess I should had added more dust, dead rat, and a bunch of rusty tools.
Author Insight:
In the early days, I was trying to create visiual depictions for certain industry buzzwords, like 'fragility,' 'emotional intelligence,' 'mindfulness,' etc. I think this approach actually really helped me hone my 'style' because it allowed a working-backwards approach to the comic. If I had the word I knew I wanted to work on, I then created the scenario or setting.
And thus, history was made.