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Joshua Byrd
Joshua Byrd
@phocks@bne.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 hours ago
A four-panel black-and-white comic strip featuring simple, blob-like characters. Panel 1: A large crowd of grey figures is packed tightly into a hole in the ground situated in a grassy field. A wooden sign next to the pit simply reads "HOLE." Panel 2: A character in the crowd points excitedly toward the horizon, shouting, "HEY LOOK! SOMEONE MADE A NEW HOLE!" In the distance, a fresh pit is visible with a sign labeled "NEW HOLE." Panel 3: The entire crowd stampedes frantically out of the first hole and runs across the field toward the second one, trampling the grass in their path. Panel 4: The crowd is now settled into the "NEW HOLE," looking identical to how they did in the first panel. One character smiles and remarks, "THIS FEELS LIKE HOW THE OLD HOLE USED TO FEEL," while others nod in agreement.
A four-panel black-and-white comic strip featuring simple, blob-like characters. Panel 1: A large crowd of grey figures is packed tightly into a hole in the ground situated in a grassy field. A wooden sign next to the pit simply reads "HOLE." Panel 2: A character in the crowd points excitedly toward the horizon, shouting, "HEY LOOK! SOMEONE MADE A NEW HOLE!" In the distance, a fresh pit is visible with a sign labeled "NEW HOLE." Panel 3: The entire crowd stampedes frantically out of the first hole and runs across the field toward the second one, trampling the grass in their path. Panel 4: The crowd is now settled into the "NEW HOLE," looking identical to how they did in the first panel. One character smiles and remarks, "THIS FEELS LIKE HOW THE OLD HOLE USED TO FEEL," while others nod in agreement.
A four-panel black-and-white comic strip featuring simple, blob-like characters. Panel 1: A large crowd of grey figures is packed tightly into a hole in the ground situated in a grassy field. A wooden sign next to the pit simply reads "HOLE." Panel 2: A character in the crowd points excitedly toward the horizon, shouting, "HEY LOOK! SOMEONE MADE A NEW HOLE!" In the distance, a fresh pit is visible with a sign labeled "NEW HOLE." Panel 3: The entire crowd stampedes frantically out of the first hole and runs across the field toward the second one, trampling the grass in their path. Panel 4: The crowd is now settled into the "NEW HOLE," looking identical to how they did in the first panel. One character smiles and remarks, "THIS FEELS LIKE HOW THE OLD HOLE USED TO FEEL," while others nod in agreement.