The Adventures of Clip and Art #2

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Clip and Art are building a spaceship?!

My proficiency with Photoshop grows by the day. Not bragging or anything. Hardly. I feel like I have so much to learn. Just watching Alex Wroten wield its tools and produce an image far more complex than this webcomic in a fraction of the time it took me to finish this strip makes me realize exactly how far behind the curve I am. Still, they say the best way to learn a foreign language is to live in a place where the natives speak it, so I will continue ambling my way around this software until it is my bitch.

Is it me or is the text in my strips too damn small? What do you think?

The Adventures of Clip and Art #1

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Welcome to The Adventures of Clip and Art, the webcomic made entirely with Microsoft Clipart.  Maybe it's funny?

I must apologize for one of my design decisions.  Try as I might, I could find no substitute for the kitsch, the levity, or the ubiquity of the world's most overused and underinspired font: Comic Sans.  I have employed its fugly face here, but my tongue is so deep in my cheek it's about to punch through.

Feedback is compulsory.  Just think of it as the "If You Don't Vote, You Can't Complain" argument on a much, much, much smaller scale.  I am too new to Photoshop and not far enough removed from what I have created to know what needs more attention, so I need you to tell me.  Please.