Hawaii
Herp, didn't take into account that I'd be on vacation to Hawaii last weekend. Here's yesterday's page, such as it is.
Go to Subject May 22, 2011
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Misses
Hey guys, sorry about the lack of updates. I've gotten caught up with school (yesterday was my last day of class, ever), Easter, and lady friend business. Also Portal 2 came out, which caused problems from a time perspective. So yeah, normal updates should return next week, sorry about all misses.
Go to Subject April 30, 2011
More 3d
This was kind of odd to produce, because the inspiration for it was visually similar but functionally utterly unrelated.Go to Subject April 17, 2011
Dawwww
New misc page this week, detailing a fun little character that may show up in the backgrounds at some point.
Go to Subject April 10, 2011
Newspost are archived here if you're interested.
About Sandstorm Conscience
Sandstorm Conscience is an extended examination of miscommunication between cultures, and the harsh consequences that are born from that lack of comprehension.
The Sandstorm Conscience series is the most lasting and thought-out project by TSHolden to date: the first book is completely scripted, and the second volume is being released incrementally as a webcomic. The first volume is still in need of a proper artist, someone better than my chicken scratches, so contact me if you're interested.
The Red Books are best viewed at 50% resolution on most monitors, with two-page side-by-side. Volume 2 is a mostly normal webcomic, but makes extensive us of hovering to spice things up. Comments welcome.
Recommended Reading
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Gunnerkrigg Court Reading the Comic
I believe in usability, and I believe that no two people have the same preferences. To make my comic more usable to a wider variety of people, I have set up multiple naviagtion options for the comic archive. You can do any of the following:
- Use the text links at the bottom of the page.
Click the giant arrows on the sides of the page.Deprecated for now.- Click the comic itself to advance to the next page.
Please note that hovering over the comic, while not essential to reading the story, does reveal special aspects of the comic.