About
Content Warnings
TONEDEAF! is a story about adult characters. While it is typically a lighthearted comic, it will occasionally contain the following:
- Coarse language
- Themes of Depression, Anxiety, Self-doubt, and Hopelessness
- Depictions and discussion of Alcohol Abuse
- Depictions and discussions of Homophobia and Transphobia
- Mild Sexual References, including non-graphic discussions of sexual activity
- Non-graphic Partial & Implied nudity (such as characters in underwear or obscured full nudity)
About TONEDEAF!
TONEDEAF! is an ongoing comedy/dramedy webcomic with a large focus on both humor and meaningful character-driven conversations. Under the guise of a typical "start a band and become famous" story, TONEDEAF! is much more about introspection, finding a balance between work and passion, and how you don't have to be miserable just because you haven't achieved your dreams by your late 20s. Oh, and it's also about a bunch of alternative furry girls starting a band!
Follow Rhapsody and the rest of the TONEDEAF! crew as they navigate the ups and downs of pursuing a creative endeavor while working a day job. TONEDEAF! will quickly win you over with a fun cast, a lot of heart, and a deeper story of what it means to be a creative in the modern world.
TONEDEAF! Updates Every Friday:
Mainline TONEDEAF! updates with a new, full-color page the first three Fridays of every month.
The ongoing TONEDEAF! Side Story updates the remaining 1-2 Fridays of the month.
About the Artist
Hi!! I'm Adora :)
Thank you so much for dropping by my website. TONEDEAF! has been my lifeblood for the past several years, and I'm so glad that I can finally put it all out there for others to enjoy.
When I'm not working on TONEDEAF!, I'm usually playing a video game, spending time with my friends, attempting (and failing) to stay somewhat active (currently that's through basketball lol).
Inspirations
As has often been said of art, nothing is truly original. This goes for TONEDEAF! as well! Please check out some of the other artists and works which have massively inspired and influenced the creation of TONEDEAF!
If it weren't for Sequential Art, I'm not sure I'd be making comics right now. Don't get me wrong, I made dozens of silly comics as a kid well before I found Sequential Art in high school, but Sequential Art was the thing that made me want to want to make my own comic strip that I took seriously (and I did!). It's no over-exaggeration to say that me finding Sequential Art was the first domino in a long line of dominos that resulted in this website existing at all. JollyJack's loveable cast of characters and humor very much shaped how I write humor in my own comics, and I still check in near-daily to see if there's a new strip. I highly recommend Sequential Art if you're a fan of slice-of-life comedy with a bit of chaos (or maybe a lot of chaos depending on the story arc lol).
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If it weren't for Sequential Art, I'm not sure I'd be making comics right now. Don't get me wrong, I made dozens of silly comics as a kid well before I found Sequential Art in high school, but Sequential Art was the thing that made me want to want to make my own comic strip that I took seriously (and I did!). It's no over-exaggeration to say that me finding Sequential Art was the first domino in a long line of dominos that resulted in this website existing at all. JollyJack's loveable cast of characters and humor very much shaped how I write humor in my own comics, and I still check in near-daily to see if there's a new strip. I highly recommend Sequential Art if you're a fan of slice-of-life comedy with a bit of chaos (or maybe a lot of chaos depending on the story arc lol). |
| Sequential Art by Phillip M. Jackson (JollyJack) | |
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| If it weren't for Sequential Art, I'm not sure I'd be making comics right now. Don't get me wrong, I made dozens of silly comics as a kid well before I found Sequential Art in high school, but Sequential Art was the thing that made me want to want to make my own comic strip that I took seriously (and I did!). It's no over-exaggeration to say that me finding Sequential Art was the first domino in a long line of dominos that resulted in this website existing at all. JollyJack's loveable cast of characters and humor very much shaped how I write humor in my own comics, and I still check in near-daily to see if there's a new strip. I highly recommend Sequential Art if you're a fan of slice-of-life comedy with a bit of chaos (or maybe a lot of chaos depending on the story arc lol). |
Ventura City Drifters by Sonokido
It's furry girls playing basketball, what's not to love? Seriously though, Sonokido's art and storytelling is incredible, effortlessly weaving between intense action shots and genuinely emotional scenes throughout all of VCD. I am continuously impressed by new pages of VCD in basically every way, from character designs to backgrounds to EXPRESSIONS. The cast of VCD might be my favorite comic cast ever. Although I only found VCD somewhat recently (in the grand scheme of things, at least), it has steadfastly become one of my favorite comics ever, and I cannot recommend it enough.
Waste of Time by Mel Cormac
Waste of Time may start as a simple gag-a-day comic about two brothers and the girl next door (and hell, maybe it somewhat still is that?), but shortly after I found Sequential Art as a teen, I found Waste of Time, and I fell in love with the characters and humor in a similar way. Cormac's British humor (or, humour, I suppose) is phenomenal, with numerous strips having some of my favorite jokes out of all comics I've ever read.
Peaches & Cream/AskJam (Occasionally NSFW) by Miupix (NSFW)
Miu's lighthearted character writing and cute character design has had massive influence on how I've written characters, and anyone familiar with the silly escapades of Jam will probably see the influence in some of my characters.
