So this is the last Lemon Inc. comic of part one. This will be where the first book ends. This was one of the first Lemon Inc. comics I ever wrote. I wanted to end part one by focusing on Andy’s personality flaws and I also wanted to end on a joke so when I was trying to come up with an ending I found this comic burried in a Word document and I thought it worked perfectly. Now that part one is finished I’m going to take a short break from the comic. There are multiple reasons for this. In short, I want to take some time to put together the first book and to plan out the next storyline. I also want to look into putting together a portfolio for college. I’ll go into more detail about it in a blog post. Be sure to follow me on Twitter, or Facebook, or to subscribe to the RSS feed, to get updates on when the comic will return. This comic is also pretty late. I’ve been super slow at drawing lately. Sorry guys. I blame Google+.

The previous comics have been largely dialogue based however I guess this one would be more of a visual gag even though there is a fair amount of dialogue. For some reason I thought that this comic would be easier to draw than the last one since there aren’t any swanky lemonade kiosks. I was wrong. I’m still not sure if the last three panels are clear enough. I like the colouring for this one though which is odd as it was probably the most rushed part of the whole comic.

-Tim

Again I was cutting this one VERY close to the deadline. I was having a hard time deciding just how I should go about representing a hip and swanky refreshment kiosk. I ended up showing it as a sort of nightclub that serves lemonade. I wanted it to have pretentious feel to it that says “are you swanky enough for this refreshment kiosk?!” and “if the answer is no then get the hell out of the kiosk!” I’m not sure why the bartender is shirtless but I’m sure it’s all part of Andy’s bizarre fantasy.

Fun Fact: Andy’s dad has a mustache but you can’t see it as his face remains hidden behind the newspaper throughout the comic. This is intentional but I’m not sure what the purpose of this is. I think that I’m trying to show as little of the adults faces as possible so that it creates the illusion that the kids have their own little version of the adults’ world.

I think this one is pretty funny. I’m not sure how good the art is but I worked really hard on it so I’m going to think that it looks rad. Please tell me whether it actually is in the comments.

-Tim