Cobysoft Joe@cobysoftco

    Went to the manga museum in Kyoto yesterday and my appreciation for the medium is so deep. I had the fantasy of making a weekly manga as a kid, and even tried starting a few times. I loved the idea of being able to create a world with a stack of paper and ink, and still do.

    Went to the manga museum in Kyoto yesterday and my appreciation for the medium is so deep. I had the fantasy of making a weekly manga as a kid, and even tried starting a few times. I loved the idea of being able to create a world with a stack of paper and ink, and still do.
    Went to the manga museum in Kyoto yesterday and my appreciation for the medium is so deep. I had the fantasy of making a weekly manga as a kid, and even tried starting a few times. I loved the idea of being able to create a world with a stack of paper and ink, and still do.
    Went to the manga museum in Kyoto yesterday and my appreciation for the medium is so deep. I had the fantasy of making a weekly manga as a kid, and even tried starting a few times. I loved the idea of being able to create a world with a stack of paper and ink, and still do.
    2182018年12月16日 09:56
    Cobysoft Joe@cobysoftco

    When I showed this to @pabl0km he got me pretty good. I told him it was inspired by Akira Toriyama and he doodled over this Dr. Slump page and made me think the eraser lad had already been done ?

    When I showed this to @pabl0km he got me pretty good. I told him it was inspired by Akira Toriyama and he doodled over this Dr. Slump page and made me think the eraser lad had already been done ?
    When I showed this to @pabl0km he got me pretty good. I told him it was inspired by Akira Toriyama and he doodled over this Dr. Slump page and made me think the eraser lad had already been done ?
    3152019年1月24日 07:14
    Cobysoft Joe@cobysoftco

    I found this manga in a bookstore the other day. It's called "Seirichan" or literally "period-chan." The physical embodiment of the menstrual cycle visits women once a month and draws their blood with a huge syringe.

    I found this manga in a bookstore the other day. It's called "Seirichan" or literally "period-chan." The physical embodiment of the menstrual cycle visits women once a month and draws their blood with a huge syringe.
    I found this manga in a bookstore the other day. It's called "Seirichan" or literally "period-chan." The physical embodiment of the menstrual cycle visits women once a month and draws their blood with a huge syringe.
    181122019年3月28日 22:40
    Cobysoft Joe@cobysoftco

    @Ncleary123 Yeah!! I saw that too. It was really weird seeing that cover lol.

    @Ncleary123 Yeah!! I saw that too. It was really weird seeing that cover lol.
    @Ncleary123 Yeah!! I saw that too. It was really weird seeing that cover lol.
    012019年3月28日 22:47
    Cobysoft Joe@cobysoftco

    Saw this sign then went home and drew a sad dog-astronaut on my ipad. RIP Laika ??‍? ?

    Saw this sign then went home and drew a sad dog-astronaut on my ipad. RIP Laika ??‍? ?
    Saw this sign then went home and drew a sad dog-astronaut on my ipad. RIP Laika ??‍? ?
    4472019年4月2日 08:36

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