Welcome to my Brain

Sarah Manx

That was deeply relatable. 😅

Your brain is very relatable!

I would love that!

Danielle Corsetto

You'll be getting a royalty check. ;)

Danielle Corsetto

Gonna use you all like floss through these brain pathways!! :*

I love this trip through your brain SO MUCH

Jemaleddin Cole

Yes please to more comics, but I'm not sure you can call them autobio when you're clearly stealing the one above from my brain and I honestly did not expect to be called out like this, Danielle.

Betty P Thomas

Thanks! I did google it, and binged them all this afternoon!

Danielle Corsetto

MAY WE ALL BE SO BLESSED Stuck at 32 was a bunch of traditionally-drawn autobio comics that I did for a bit. I never intended them to be something serious, just like the ones I'll be doing here, but Hiveworks offered to set up a site for them, so you can find them right here: http://stuckat32.com/

Danielle Corsetto

SAAAAME autobio is my favorite to read!

Carla Speed McNeil

Preach that june-bug-on-a-string brain, sis

Betty P Thomas

FYI, I stopped shaving my underarms...only to discover that in my early 60's, my armpit hair just disappeared! One of the good/bad things about getting older, I guess! What is Stuck at 32? {off to Google...}

I hope he will get extra treats for his help.

Faith Nelson

These autobio bits are SO relatable! I like the comics, but I love the looks into the person behind them. Seeing the *people* who make the art I love is one of my favourite things.

Ruth Merriam

This felt uncomfortably like the many rabbit holes into which I've fallen. And where, exactly, did those 2 hours go? Don't downsize your bucket list. You're still young. Life is full of surprises. I was one of the lucky ones who got to see Kate Bush in concert at the Hammersmith in London a few years ago. I waited decades to fulfill that dream. On the same trip, we went to Copenhagen - a city where I was born but which we left when I was 5 months old. I found the place where my family lived. Thank you for these snippets of your life. Your generosity of spirit is much appreciated.

Danielle Corsetto

I'm glad you said that, because most of them will probably just be Pip. ;)

I really, really, really like your autobio comics! I appreciate your new year's resolution very much. More Pip! :-)

Minzoku Bokumetsu

ahahaha that wiki walk I forget what specifically my last resolution was, other than to just finish things (even if it's a book), but this year's basically a continuation of what I started when the pandemic hit, to find and buy from/donate to people who need money more than I do (I technically still get an allowance in the form of my parents are sneaking me my inheritance early)

Danielle Corsetto

Ooh I like that now I have both the technical term for this phenomenon, and the cute French feels-like interpretation. :)

NJGR

YEEEESSSSS! Three things: 1. I absolutely love everything about your autobio comics: how relatable they are, the style you draw them, EVERYTHING. 2. Please get out of my brain. I'm getting so bad that when I switch to another window or app, I just start scrolling or doing my thing, completely forgetting that I went there for a purpose. Google rabbit holes are dangerous wonderlands. 3. Regarding a word or something look weird after you use it or say it too much: Definitely check out "semantic satiation." Even if not repeated uninterrupted, words definitely start to look or feel wrong. The worst one for me is "were." I mean, just typing it once and I'm all, "Wait, is that even a real word? Let along a common verb? Just... what? Where did it come from?" So yeah... -j