On the Drawing Board

I don't sketch as much as I should, let alone post what I do to show my friends. I've had a few friends and lots of people I admire who have created and sustained a weekly web comic (some even daily). I think I'm done admiring and beginning to think I want to try my hand at it. Unfortunately a weekly web comic by me (in which I create any world and any situation) would not involve young single adults and their witty banter, even though I would still do those on occasion. I'll keep everyone posted, but for now enjoy these sketches which may or may not have anything to do with my new web comic idea.

Samurai Lion

So a long time ago there was the theme of "brave" on Illustration Friday. Being my lazy self, I started this little sketch back then but never finished it. Two months later I finally sat down and finished it so that I could post it on this blog. And of course nothing says "brave" like a samurai lion. He's king of the jungle and of the katana. Boo-ya!

Vague Dating Speech

Finally, after months and months of no comics I can finally post a new one. I really don't give myself enough times these days for comics and other random illustrations. When I'm not working my full time job, drawing and comics are sometimes the last things I want to come back to after a long day of designing. Usually when I'm done working I just want to play, run errands, hang with friends, or bake delicious goodies.

May Friend

It's been awhile since I've posted anything of relevance. I was hoping to post a comic or some random illustration, but I'm too lazy and busy with regular work to accomplish that. Instead, I'm posting some illustrations I did that were published in the May issue of Friend magazine. The article is about how to prepare for a talk. As illustrated, you can see that studying the topic out in your mind and praying about it always helps. I'll try to post another illustration soon.

Not the Competitive Type

It's always a good idea to get outside every once in a while for some exercise and fresh air. A lot of people like to play games like basketball, frisbee or even soccer for their source of exercise. Many may know that I am not a huge fan of competitive sports or sports in general (mainly because I suck and lack coordination). This comic came about while talking with a friend of mine about excuses people give (myself included) when they don't want to join in and play sports and games. And yes, you will most likely be called a poor sport or a wet blanket if you don't join in. Get use to it.

Face to Facebook

Working from a computer all day long makes it easy to waste time on websites such as Facebook and YouTube. Because I frequent Facebook on occasion throughout the day, I've decided to post another comic featuring the popular social networking website (and time waster).

(Disclaimer: This comic relates to no one in particular and does not necessarily represent the views of Lance Fry. Any similarities to people in real life, either in print or in picture, are purely a coincidence. All characters featured are fictional. We also will not be held responsible for any person who becomes offended or blocked as a result of reading this comic).

Life at the Gym

People have often told me I'm slightly more observant than the average person. People have also told me that I'm weird and conceded. All of these factors played a part in developing the idea for this comic. I've had a membership at Gold's Gym now for almost a year and have subsequently entered a whole new world. For those of you who have never been to a gym, you're missing out and I don't mean on just the health benefits and the attractive people you may see. I'm referring to the overall kind of people you find at the gym. I'm not saying they're weird, rude, cool or bad just a different kind of people and all very interesting. Oh, and a tip for other single guys out there, the married ladies don't wear their wedding rings when they work out so be cautious when approaching.