Grant started out drawing a daily cartoon for the University of Kansas student newspaper, which led to a weekly strip called "Delayed Karma" for the Kansas City Star. His comics and illustrations now appear in newspapers, magazines, and across the internet. He is currently studying orthodontics at the University of Colorado-Denver and hoping that readers of Incidental Comics are easier to entertain than teenagers with braces.
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"He is currently studying orthodontics at the University of Colorado-Denver and hoping that readers of Incidental Comics are easier to entertain than teenagers with braces"
hahahahahahaaaa!!!! I would say so far so good lol
I grew up on newspaper comics as well, but now have a list of online comic links that I go browse on a daily basis since I don't subscribe to a paper any longer. I now have another link that will start in the top ten favorites. And from the great square state as well...
And he ´s funny...
Love your work, best regards from Brazil.
PS: Have you ever heard about Liniers?
You drew something on architecture too. That's cool....Just wondering are you architecture student before?
It's easier to look into people's mouths than eyes!
Your work reminds me of Roz Chast-with a little James T Pendergrast thrown in. Enjoying it!
Reached you via Facebook. You rock, man! Keep on drawing!
Great comics :-). Check out my Sparkol Videoscribe birthday card video which feature's elephant writing like your most recent strip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41MPaCe16WQ.
Hey, I've got a molar that needs to come out. Coming to Portland anytime soon?
I really like what you do, I love the colors that you use and the order.
Cheers from Chile :)
Grant,
Your writing will keep us smiling well after our braces are off. Forget dentistry. Continue philosophy with humor.
Duane
Love your comics and illustration style
Absolutely keep making these awesome comic strips , philosophical and inspirational as they are. Luv them!
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