
ALT panel 1: Steven is a lego minifig. Is sitting behind his lego laptop. and says: “Yes! Last bug fixed. Lego Build party, here I come” panel 2: Nicole walks in (also a minifig). With a lego coffee. and says: “Snacks and Dinks! How is that work-life balance going?” panel 3: Steven minifig jumps up. And screams the lego movie slogan “Everything is awesome” than a ping: a new bug just came into the mailbox panel 4: Steven minifig is again behind his laptop and says: “Just one more bug..” Another ping and a new bug comes in. Steven says: “...Two more bugs”

ALT Panel 1: Steven overslept. Still sleeping at 09:30 AM text: “When I forget to start my day…” Panel 2: Steven is in the kitchen trying to make coffee. Text: “…and I’m out of coffee…” Panel 3: Steven walks down the street Steven says: “I’ll go and work at my favorite coffeebar” Panel 4: Arriving at the coffeebar, he sees that it is closed for renovation. Steven screams: “NOOOooooo!”

ALT Steven sitting behind his desk. says: "For years I worked from home, but with this new project..."Next panel: The alarm goes at 6AM. the alarms screams and steven wakes upNext panel: The train commute in an overcrowded trainNext panel: Steven standing for the actual office where he was travelling toLast panel:Old Steven saying "It's been 84 years"refferencing the titanic meme.

ALT Found myself with a lot of spare time after my employer stopped their activities last month. Trying to stay in the working rhythm, I study and do some techie side projects I never made time for, which I enjoy a lot. But it also gave me extra time to explore one of my other passions. And that is drawing cartoons. Normally I draw one panel cartoons, but I always wanted to try out creating gag comics. Like 3 or 4 panels. So what better way to get over the layoff pain than to write/draw about it with gags? The job-hunt is a great subject to experiment with. Not saying this will be a weekly comic, but let’s see what happens.





















