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I Made An Advent Calendar For Dragons And Things Got Hairy (24 Pics)
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I Made An Advent Calendar For Dragons And Things Got Hairy (24 Pics)

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    RealMundiRiki

    RealMundiRiki

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    My name is Yoav Tirosh and I'm a researcher of sagas and Icelandic history. I make comics about Vikings, dragons, life in Iceland and the silliest of puns.

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    RealMundiRiki

    RealMundiRiki

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    My name is Yoav Tirosh and I'm a researcher of sagas and Icelandic history. I make comics about Vikings, dragons, life in Iceland and the silliest of puns.

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    Agnė is a Community Manager for Bored Panda. She is a dreamy, down-to-earth person who believes practice makes perfect; this is why after school, she wasn't planning on continuing education at university, but rather decided to travel the world to find her true calling. Agnė's hobbies are rooted in creativity: painting, sewing, leather crafting and cooking are the most popular ones she chooses to invest her time in.

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    Agne Dracanovaite

    Agne Dracanovaite

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    Agnė is a Community Manager for Bored Panda. She is a dreamy, down-to-earth person who believes practice makes perfect; this is why after school, she wasn't planning on continuing education at university, but rather decided to travel the world to find her true calling. Agnė's hobbies are rooted in creativity: painting, sewing, leather crafting and cooking are the most popular ones she chooses to invest her time in.

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    Lakota Wolf
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    1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I am trying to see the humor, but I kind of lost it around the second comic, when the whole thing became absolute chaos. I really couldn't tell what was going on or who was saying what. I like the concept, but it was unfortunately frustrating because it seemed to be playing entirely on an absurdist principle - a dragon having an advent calendar - but why would a dragon have an advent calendar? And the theme did not really follow - perhaps if the calendar had knights and additions to a dragon's treasure hoard, things that made sense for a dragon - rather than what seemed to be normal humans shopping for mattresses (?) and searching for their lost dogs, only to get murdered after being reunited with said canine. I'm not going to downvote because I like to encourage artists - but as (hopefully) constructive criticism, this was a confusing riot of colors and shapes with not much humor in it.

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    like the one and only panda said, I thought of it as ordinary people (humans, goblins, vampires), who accidentally got into that cave. Some knew they were going to meet a dragon, but most didn't. I think the whole point of the absurdist premise is that it doesn't make much sense. I did make a comic with an 'ad' for the advent calendar, but it doesn't explain much ;)

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    Lakota Wolf
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    1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I am trying to see the humor, but I kind of lost it around the second comic, when the whole thing became absolute chaos. I really couldn't tell what was going on or who was saying what. I like the concept, but it was unfortunately frustrating because it seemed to be playing entirely on an absurdist principle - a dragon having an advent calendar - but why would a dragon have an advent calendar? And the theme did not really follow - perhaps if the calendar had knights and additions to a dragon's treasure hoard, things that made sense for a dragon - rather than what seemed to be normal humans shopping for mattresses (?) and searching for their lost dogs, only to get murdered after being reunited with said canine. I'm not going to downvote because I like to encourage artists - but as (hopefully) constructive criticism, this was a confusing riot of colors and shapes with not much humor in it.

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    like the one and only panda said, I thought of it as ordinary people (humans, goblins, vampires), who accidentally got into that cave. Some knew they were going to meet a dragon, but most didn't. I think the whole point of the absurdist premise is that it doesn't make much sense. I did make a comic with an 'ad' for the advent calendar, but it doesn't explain much ;)

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