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[ ED. NOTE: One cartoon turned into five, then ten, then one hundred, and then a few hundred. Two great pals launched something just to entertain themselves and their friends, and the LRT juggernaut grew from there.
But it’s time to move on. Angela bought a tract of ranch land in Alberta and is going to establish a wildlife preserve for mythical beasts. I accepted a new job, and will be moving to Tibet to be the curator of the Dali Lama’s personal comic book collection. Dara the Intern graduated university and is off to explore the world. Wernher is retiring, and Rosalita took a position as a cleaning lady at the JLA headquarters. Jeff and Gary have reconciled their differences and have leased an apartment in Brooklyn which is actually smaller than their last pod. Mike from Accounting took our “swear jar” to a Coinstar machine several weeks ago and hasn’t been heard from since. And MegaHyperGlobalCorp has agreed to drop their pending lawsuit against us, provided we never make fun of them again.
So you see, things change. And today marks the final installment of Low Resolution Theatre.
We have had a felonious amount of fun doing this comic over the last 13 months, and we love all of you very much (yes, all 9000 Tumblr followers and the additional hundreds of RSS subscribers and casual readers). Thank you all for your support and readership, and we hope that if you liked Low Resolution Theatre, that you’ll seek out and follow our individual projects as well.
What? No, I am not. Angela is just eating onions in the breakroom again, that’s all.
Deepest love and dinosaur squeezes,
Tony & Angela ]
I can’t believe I’m crying over a cartoon… but anyone who doesn’t see that a creative project can bind the hearts of two friends is a fool. Tony and his offer to start Low Resolution Theatre out of his silly brain bits and my super lo-fi pixel drawings came along at a time when I needed it the most.
Over the last year while working through the grief and loss that finally caught up with me, it became my job. It was my start to the day and my fit of giggles to keep me from getting completely depressed. And Tony was there day in and day out to give me advice, to get me to seek help and to keep me laughing. That has meant the world to me.
And now, I am very much on the better side of everything that happened and I have a new fire in my bones. It’s time to set the crayons aside and find my next big gig in my field as I’ve said. It has to be my priority but I know doodling will always play a big part in how I make myself and others laugh here and in my everyday life.
I just want to say my own thank you to Tony. He really is one of my best pals for a million good reasons. That won’t ever change.
And thank you to everyone else who has followed along and supported us as my wonky pixel art got a little less wonky and the bits got ever more silly and insane. I’m proud of the commitment we made to it. It was never not fun and it’s always best to stop something (no matter how much you love it) before that ever becomes the case.
Thank you so much.
love, ange](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l6wa6zOKXX1qzftwgo1_500.png)
[ ED. NOTE: One cartoon turned into five, then ten, then one hundred, and then a few hundred. Two great pals launched something just to entertain themselves and their friends, and the LRT juggernaut grew from there.
But it’s time to move on. Angela bought a tract of ranch land in Alberta and is going to establish a wildlife preserve for mythical beasts. I accepted a new job, and will be moving to Tibet to be the curator of the Dali Lama’s personal comic book collection. Dara the Intern graduated university and is off to explore the world. Wernher is retiring, and Rosalita took a position as a cleaning lady at the JLA headquarters. Jeff and Gary have reconciled their differences and have leased an apartment in Brooklyn which is actually smaller than their last pod. Mike from Accounting took our “swear jar” to a Coinstar machine several weeks ago and hasn’t been heard from since. And MegaHyperGlobalCorp has agreed to drop their pending lawsuit against us, provided we never make fun of them again.
So you see, things change. And today marks the final installment of Low Resolution Theatre.
We have had a felonious amount of fun doing this comic over the last 13 months, and we love all of you very much (yes, all 9000 Tumblr followers and the additional hundreds of RSS subscribers and casual readers). Thank you all for your support and readership, and we hope that if you liked Low Resolution Theatre, that you’ll seek out and follow our individual projects as well.
What? No, I am not. Angela is just eating onions in the breakroom again, that’s all.
Deepest love and dinosaur squeezes,
Tony & Angela ]
I can’t believe I’m crying over a cartoon… but anyone who doesn’t see that a creative project can bind the hearts of two friends is a fool. Tony and his offer to start Low Resolution Theatre out of his silly brain bits and my super lo-fi pixel drawings came along at a time when I needed it the most.
Over the last year while working through the grief and loss that finally caught up with me, it became my job. It was my start to the day and my fit of giggles to keep me from getting completely depressed. And Tony was there day in and day out to give me advice, to get me to seek help and to keep me laughing. That has meant the world to me.
And now, I am very much on the better side of everything that happened and I have a new fire in my bones. It’s time to set the crayons aside and find my next big gig in my field as I’ve said. It has to be my priority but I know doodling will always play a big part in how I make myself and others laugh here and in my everyday life.
I just want to say my own thank you to Tony. He really is one of my best pals for a million good reasons. That won’t ever change.
And thank you to everyone else who has followed along and supported us as my wonky pixel art got a little less wonky and the bits got ever more silly and insane. I’m proud of the commitment we made to it. It was never not fun and it’s always best to stop something (no matter how much you love it) before that ever becomes the case.
Thank you so much.
love, ange
