Lemon Inc.

Fan Art by Ryan Estrada

February 7th, 2010 | by Tim Lai

Posted In: Blog

I was excited to learn that Ryan Estrada reads Lemon Inc. and was even more excited when he sent me this awesome piece of fanart! I love his version of the characters. Especially Andy’s pretentious expression.

Ryan is an comic artist, filmmaker, and adventurer. He is the creator of Aki Alliance, Chillin’ Like Villains, and The Kind You Don’t Take Home To Mother. He has contributed to the Flight anthology (which is where I originally discovered him), is a member of the all-ages webcomic collective, Lunchbox Funnies and is known for doing numorous guest strips. He also has a hilarious entry in the current Zuda competition called Sci-Fi Drive By. Be sure to check it out and vote for him.

P.S. There is now a fanart page where I’ll post any fanart I get.

-Tim

└ Tags: fanart, ryan estrada

Fan Art by Praveen Sawh

February 5th, 2010 | by Tim Lai

Posted In: Blog

Lemon Inc. reader and fellow artist, Praveen Sawh recently set up a daily sketch blog where he posts a sketch he did in his sketchbook every day. From Praveen’s blog…

Ok, so yesterday I had a moment on twitter where I decided that I should post sketches everyday. I don’t get much extra time everyday but if I can squeeze out atleast one little sketch consistently then that effort will make me improve. Right? I hope so…

Today he did some awesome sketches of Lemon Inc. characters!

As you can see he drew some Andys, some Tommys and some Jeffs. It’s always interesting to see other artist’s interpreations of your characters. He definintely nailed their likenesses and demeanors. Praveen also has a webcomic at http://m0m0comics.com. Check it out!

If you draw some Lemon Inc. fan art and send it to me then I’ll blog about it and link to your website if you have one. If I get enough fan art I’ll create a fan art page where I’ll collect it.

-Tim

└ Tags: fanart, praveen sawh

Website Redesign Layout

February 4th, 2010 | by Tim Lai

Posted In: Blog, Website

I want to redesgin the website. There a re a few goals I hope to achieve by doing this including:

Make the comic smaller to reduce scrolling
Create a shorter header to reduce scrolling and to bring the comic up
Make a cool looking header that sets the mood for the comic
Put the calendar/archive menu closer to the comic itself so that it’s easier to navigate the comics
Move the blog higher up on the page to reduce scrolling
Rewrite the about and cast pages to better reflect the comic
Add new features and content (to be announced once website is launched)
increase ad space while separating the ads from the content

Here is a draft of the new design’s layout…