Dilbert

[halfeye]

The art style seems to be changing, I think it's sort of becoming a little more realistic or something, I'm not sure whether I like it, I think maybe I do, but maybe it depends how it develops.

[Vinyadan]

It looks somewhat strange. I think it's meant to look better on smartphones, because of how thick the lines are.

[halfeye]

It looks somewhat strange. I think it's meant to look better on smartphones, because of how thick the lines are.
It seemed to start with Asok becoming a Tefal-head like Dilbert, and then all the heads seemed to go a bit wonky.

[JavaScribe]

The art style seems to be changing, I think it's sort of becoming a little more realistic or something, I'm not sure whether I like it, I think maybe I do, but maybe it depends how it develops.
If you look carefully, you'll see the words, Vaca-Artist embedded in the strip.

[Vinyadan]

Ah, OK. The artist seems to be Eric Scott (http://www.gocomics.com/backintheday/2016/03/01).

[halfeye]

Ah, OK. The artist seems to be Eric Scott (http://www.gocomics.com/backintheday/2016/03/01).
Annoying HTML5 Adverts!

[HandofShadows]

Dilbert seems to be having different guest artists doing it since Feb 29th. Personally, I have not been impressed.

[hajo]

Dilbert seems to be having different guest artists doing it since Feb 29th.
See Scott Adams' Blog (http://blog.dilbert.com/post/140211504101/dilberts-changed-look-explained#_=_): "Dilbert will look different the next six weeks. ..."