comics
sometimes i make comics. this is where i will put them. these are the ones i don't particularly want to share on social media, because frankly social media is sickening and perverse to me in a way that, i feel, cheapens genuine expression. anyways, that's what this is.
2024 edit: i guess i was going through an extended mental health problem cuz i don't feel so strongly about ^ that ^ anymore. i'll keep it there tho cuz it gives context to the first few comics.
suggestion: if reading the comic itself imparts little meaning to you, read its description as well. i'm of the opinion that visual art should be able to stand on its own, and i make my comics with that in mind. reading context via description is optional. sometimes it even makes your experience of a piece of art worse to know the intended meaning, and i personally treasure the small bits of unintended meaning i glean from the art i experience. it makes for a richer experience, to me. that's why i think you should read the descriptions either if the comic didn't do a lot for you, or if you simply want to because you don't care either way. it's true that you can hold dual meanings of a single piece of art in yourself, as well.
i don't say all this as a presumption that my art is going to be life-changing (please don't read that kind of bad faith into things), but instead i'm saying this here as a general suggestion that you can carry with you into all of the art you experience. take it or leave it! if it helps you, good. if not, leave it where it lies.