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This is something that a tutor of mine said (in a much nicer way).

Do you get it? Because it's impacting his face.

This is not the awesome thing I've been working on. Honestly, I have only been doing honest work in my noggin at this point, but STILL. Know that something awesome is festering in there, and will shoot you in the face soonish. But not too soon. Don't want to get your hopes up.

The Gun thing also totally happened.

-S

St Patrick's Day

Once again based on a true story:

So it was St Patrick's Day and Parjoo decided to wear this humorous shirt. Mac was so pissed off. He hates T-shirts with 'witty' sayings on them. Cabinet monster was there and loved it.

Mana Wars

In history we learned about Mana and Tapu. We feel that the below example is an appropriate learning resource.

This is a modernized version. We're so impressed with ourselves. Like for real.

Hand Puppets

My mum said this was amazing, so you had actually better think so, or some stabbing will occur between us. And you have no stabbing implements anywhere nearby.  Just saying.

Longest. Comic. Ever. O_O

Oh, and Obama - more shooting next time. I'll spend all day tomorrow in my lectures planning some violent scenarios just for you. <3

P.S I got bored and didn't draw their legs. I hope you don't mind. I was trying to pay attention in Audio class.

Cookies

So... This is pretty much a true story, which took place on Thursday at subway between Charlie and I. I am the Parjoo in this equation. Charlie is so, so mean.

And no one likes Oat and Raisin. It's disgusting. I wanted Macadamia. :(

Cabinet

This is one of our original drawing ideas - we re-designed it for this occasion.

Isn't it awesome and hilarious?

By the way, that first part is a true story. New Zealand is Boss.

Sparkle Gun

The origin of the blog name:

We started our comics by taking things our teachers said and placing them in a comic strip, completely out of context, which made them hilarious. And awesome.

This one is just a made up scenario, which we drew to illustrate what we saw when we thought of  "Sparkle Gun".  The man with the mustache is called "Mr. Mac" And the skinny, assaulted one is called "Mr. Parjoo." But once you get to know them, you can drop the "Mr."

Most of our pictures are hand drawn and then scanned. We fiddle with the brightness/contrast so that the pictures don't look as shit, and that will explain why sometimes one panel is differently coloured to the next. 

I wish I had a sparkle gun to shoot people in the face with...