This piece was very poignant, I think. The way the character accesses nature through his phone speaks volumes to the state of society, but also makes the piece wholly relatable. I love the diversity of works here at Substack!
Wow, so poetic. I love how the whole comic strip is a poignant metaphor. Nature witnessed through the lens of our chronic addiction to smartphones. Clever and Beautiful.
Absolutely love this. Fanciful and insightful all at once. A rueful social critique that doesn’t take itself too seriously. You have a gift — thank you for sharing it with us!
Nature, you’re on mute.
It’s nothing personal.
This piece was very poignant, I think. The way the character accesses nature through his phone speaks volumes to the state of society, but also makes the piece wholly relatable. I love the diversity of works here at Substack!
Thanks, Samantha! I appreciate the thoughtful comment and the kind words.
I agree, but this also made me a little sad.
Sad because of the way dead-heart tech has taken over our world.
Laughed out loud at the "oh shit." Sorry bird!
Hehe thanks very much, Jeff. Cranked up the silliness on that one :)
You hurt that poor snake's feelings!
It's important to have healthy boundaries, especially when it comes to snakes!
That was beautiful but I was surprised the snake wasn't on tinder ;)
Thanks, Aliza! The snake was having a break from the apps :)
Genius! Dystopia was never so diverting
Thanks so much, M&S!
Ohhh thank goodness that nature can still be accessed without a 'device decision'! Great work Mike. I love it!!
Only just! Thanks very much, Joyce! I appreciate it.
Now that’s what I call an interactive world! Love it..
I’m not sure it’ll catch on! Thanks very much, Mark.
Wow! So beautiful. I thought I was looking at some silly cartoon and then some feelings sneaked into me. ❤️
Thanks very much, Tyagarajan!
“Snake7432 wants to send you venom!” - no thank you!!!
Block that fool!
This is awesome!
Thank you, Kathi!
Wow, so poetic. I love how the whole comic strip is a poignant metaphor. Nature witnessed through the lens of our chronic addiction to smartphones. Clever and Beautiful.
That's very kind of you. Thanks, Pietro.
Awesome and brilliant! I had fun reading and made me think too.
As Ace Ventura said, "So you see, humans and animals (nature) can liiiiive in harmony!"
Oh thank you! Appreciate the kind words - and the brilliant reference too! I always loved 'When Nature Calls'.
Your drawings are so cool!
Oh thank you, Ojuọlape! I appreciate that!
Absolutely love this. Fanciful and insightful all at once. A rueful social critique that doesn’t take itself too seriously. You have a gift — thank you for sharing it with us!
That's very nice of you to say, Emily. Thank you for reading and for the lovely comment.
Oh, I love this!
Thank you, Klara!