Dragging people into my world

Today I made a comic I was planning to do since I got my new comic sketch book. The world inside the comic book can seem so distant a foreign. For some this is comforting, but for those who like the world inside the comic book and like to escape inside the comic book. Breaking the barrier in between comic book and reality is most enjoyable, and allows a more intimate relationship in between author and reader. This techniques has been used since the very beginning of cartoon art:

From 1920s Tex Avery cartoons:

To Who Framed Roger Rabbit:


To flash animation of Animation Vs Animator:



 I started doing the same cross-over inspired by the works forth-mentioned. I wanted to blur the line in between real and cartoon. I felt that this work make my characters more three dimensional and allowed them to pop out of the page and jump into reality.