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Today I'm incredibly excited to be launching the first paes of my brand-new graphic novel: "Oh, It's the End of the World." This is my first serialized full-color work and I couldn't be more excited to share it. 

Starting today, every Monday I'll have a new part of the story for you. Alternatively, if you'd rather read the story in large sections, you can subscribe to my mailing list and get an update every time a chapter is completed.

If you like the new story I would really appreciate it if you would share it with your friends. It really, really helps me out. 

I've been incredibly flattered by people sharing their excitement  about this new project. I'm determined to make it something special for you. Thanks for taking the time and please keep stopping by!

There's a lot more to come!

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Yeah

...Yeah - a stereoscopic comic

 

Instructions for viewing in 3D

I drew this comic to be viewed in 3D using a turn of the century stereoscope but you can view it in 3D without it if you follow these instructions:  

First, click any image above to bring up the stereo view. This will look like two identical images side by side. 

Lean back and cross your eyes so that they see four total images instead of the normal two.

Lean back and cross your eyes so that they see four total images instead of the normal two.

Then they slowly uncross your eyes until two out of the four images overlap each-other.

Then they slowly uncross your eyes until two out of the four images overlap each-other.

Once the middle two images are perfectly aligned you start to see a single 3D image in the center. Other people get close to the screen and let their eyes loose their focus and their brain just does the rest.

Once the middle two images are perfectly aligned you start to see a single 3D image in the center. 

Other people get close to the screen and let their eyes loose their focus and their brain just does the rest.

NOTE: Want to make a stereoscopic comic like this? I wrote a blog post explaining how.