10 years ago – Adi Firth

Ten Years Ago – Vanessa Hutchinson

Thanks Vanessa!

Ten Years Ago – Suzanne Marsden

Thanks Suzanne.

Mememe

Sorry I didn’t do the deadline thing Amber! I’m a loner, a rebel.

Plus I have no scanner at the momo and had to photograph this.

The last panel that got chopped off reads “I spent a lot of time in the sick bay, either crying or with my friend and her mysterious fainting condition”.

Ten Years Ago – Ray Subahri

Thanks for playing Ray.

Ten Years Ago – Amber Carvan

September

Round Eight of rehab was due to start this month but we had a couple of people pull out at the last minute so it made sense to defer it until October.

In the meantime, we invite you to participate in the first of our comic meme challenges.

Ten years ago meme

Draw a ten panel comic about what you were doing ten years ago. Put pen straight to paper – no pencil, no computer, no planning, no starting again if you make a mistake. Simply draw and scan.

There are two ways to participate:

1/ email to say that you intend to participate and we’ll give you a deadline to draw to, or

2/ just draw your comic and email it to us and we’ll put it up.

Happy meming!

Taking a break

Thank you to all the participants of Round Seven and props to Nicola for finishing without a single blemish on her record.

[Round of applause]

Well done also to Kirrily who has completed her seven comics, if a little late.

[Yay]

Rehab is taking a break in July to reflect on the high attrition rate of late and will be back in August with some great new artists and strategies for overcoming collective creative lethargy… perhaps even a cure for mysterious debilitating illness! Who knows!

Till then I shall leave you with Tim Danko’s fantastic shoes that were created from his rehab comics.

More inspiring Danko here.

Round Seven: Day 28

Hmmm, it got a bit long. Indeed it needs a final instalment. I’ll pop the final on my blog and link from here when it is up – in 4 days.

Round 7: Day 25

The old ‘it was all just a dream’ ending is corny I know, but it’s a timeless classic. . . x