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''[[https://falseknees.com/index.html False Knees]]'' is a webcomic (originally a newspaper comic) by Joshua Barkman, which has been running since 2011. The comic's notable features include its often detailed drawings of the animals and plants featured in each comic and the dissonant nature of its characters' conversations.
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''[[https://falseknees.com/index.html False Knees]]'' is a webcomic (originally a newspaper comic) by Joshua Barkman, which has been running since 2010. The comic's notable features include its often detailed drawings of the animals and plants featured in each comic and the dissonant nature of its characters' conversations.
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''[[https://falseknees.com/index.html False Knees]]'' is a webcomic (originally a newspaper comic) by Joshua Barkman, which has been running since 2010.2011. The comic's notable features include its often detailed drawings of the animals and plants featured in each comic and the dissonant nature of its characters' conversations.
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''[[https://falseknees.com/index.html False Knees]]'' is a webcomic (originally a newspaper comic) by Joshua Barkman, which has been running since 2010. The comic's notable features include its often detailed drawings of the animals and plants featured in each comic and the dissonant nature of its characters' conversations.
Can be found at its website, https://falseknees.com/index.html
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%% Administrivia.ZeroContextExample entries are not allowed on wiki pages. All such entries have been commented out. Add context to the entries before uncommenting them.
!!This webcomic contains examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Readily apparent when comparing the earlier strips to the more recent ones, as Josh has also shifted his subject matter from humans to nature, using more references when doing so.
* ArtShift: Occasionally used as part of a punchline. Invoked in the 'How to Draw' strips, where a creature is drawn with more detail in each panel, until the last panel is a complete drawing with a quote exemplifying a random, [[https://falseknees.com/290.html usually]] [[https://falseknees.com/190.html negative]] [[https://falseknees.com/277.html personality trait]].
%%* MoodDissonance: Frequently occurs in strips with existential monologues or conversations, seeing as many of the participants are animals.
%%* WriteWhatYouKnow: The comic often plays out like a series of paintings based on a nature walk were combined with the author's thoughts at the time.
!!Specific strips contain examples of:
* FoulFlower: A non-anthropomorphic example is suggested in the 'House Plants' series of strips, where the titular plants are implied to be [[https://falseknees.com/282.html reaching for a knife]] and [[https://falseknees.com/323.html connecting the water in a bathtub to an electrical outlet.]]
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Can be found at its website, https://falseknees.com/index.html
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%% Administrivia.ZeroContextExample entries are not allowed on wiki pages. All such entries have been commented out. Add context to the entries before uncommenting them.
!!This webcomic contains examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Readily apparent when comparing the earlier strips to the more recent ones, as Josh has also shifted his subject matter from humans to nature, using more references when doing so.
* ArtShift: Occasionally used as part of a punchline. Invoked in the 'How to Draw' strips, where a creature is drawn with more detail in each panel, until the last panel is a complete drawing with a quote exemplifying a random, [[https://falseknees.com/290.html usually]] [[https://falseknees.com/190.html negative]] [[https://falseknees.com/277.html personality trait]].
%%* MoodDissonance: Frequently occurs in strips with existential monologues or conversations, seeing as many of the participants are animals.
%%* WriteWhatYouKnow: The comic often plays out like a series of paintings based on a nature walk were combined with the author's thoughts at the time.
!!Specific strips contain examples of:
* FoulFlower: A non-anthropomorphic example is suggested in the 'House Plants' series of strips, where the titular plants are implied to be [[https://falseknees.com/282.html reaching for a knife]] and [[https://falseknees.com/323.html connecting the water in a bathtub to an electrical outlet.]]
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