Abstract or experimental comics?

[Wumbl]

I've started making this weird abstract comic based on original music and...
I'm just wondering if there's anyone else making comics that break the mold / are unique experiences?
I'd love to see what kind of creative stuff you have!
Mine is here!
https://tapastic.com/series/the-fiercest-schoolbus-in-the-world

[indagold]

Your comic looks interesting!

I actually have two experimental comics: Garden of Mold a silent 30 page comic about an agoraphobic man, his plants and mold.

And Welcome Back a very long two part comic about a dystopian dreamworld shared by people in our reality.

[Wumbl]

I love the art you've got going on here! These comics look really nice!

[Jbcryptic]

Here you can see the latest page of Harmony Monsters The style is really different in that, the overall look is manga ish, but uses cross hatching for shading and then placing a limited color palette of colors per scene into it digitally.

[artsy_oleander]

Cute comic! Extremely abstract but I love how the images transition. Never would have thought of something like that!

My first comic was an experiment for focusing on colors, and using colors to convey mood without words. Me and My Friend Apparently people did understand what I was trying to show and it was a really neat experience (especially when people left comments telling me what they felt XD)

[trinkettrancemusic]

The Beard gives the illusion of being narratively straightforward at first, then this happens:

And it continues to play with perspectives of reality throughout. But what's really different, is something I can't showcase on here exactly. The PDF version of the comic has embedded content hidden throughout it - links, music and sound triggers, among other things. Still working out the kinks but if you want to check it out, it lives at www.trinkettrance.ca