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The tale that Tim told us about how he came to enjoy the art prompted us to get in touch with him in order to find out more. The explanation that Tim provided was as follows: "I had been writing jokes for ten years and thought I could compete with the comics that I was seeing on Reddit." It was his voyage into cartooning that offered him with wonderful ideas for drawing comic strips, which assisted him in developing his style.

Tim referred to his comics as "super absurd," and he went on to say that he does not believe his art to have any really profound significance behind the surface. In response to the question of what he anticipates the audience to take away from his jokes, he simply responded, "Whatever they want." The fact that his cartoons do not include any hidden messages may be the reason why they are so amusing.

Tim adds his two cents on his creative process, saying, "There should be no interruptions; you should sit in front of a computer for three hours." At approximately the second hour of acute boredom, the ideas begin to come to the surface. An interesting strategy that Tim suggests for people who are interested in writing comic drawing narrative ideas is to allow boredom fuel inspiration. This is a technique that is worth considering.

"Don't turn off the negative part of your brain," is a piece of sound advise that new artists who are attempting to discover their unique voice should give themselves. Certain things can benefit from positive thought, but refining is not one of them.

Finally, Tim revealed an exciting project that he has been working on: "I've been working with an artist named DailyObstruction on a series that is called Potatomancer." The transition from short-form comedy to long-form storytelling is something I've never done before, and I'm having a great time doing it. It is something that I will continue to work on for the foreseeable future.