A variation on this dream sequence, featuring a dark and scary forest instead of a seashore, was going to be part of the doctor visit arc but I shelved it until later.
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I like the colors on this one.
I wanted this strip to look looser than usual so I drew it all freehand straight into Photoshop, no sketches or penciling first.
Technically, Todd, if she gets to choose who she is, Doctor Terrorhammer is still on the table. Ending this arc a bit melancholy. Next storyline starts next week. Oh and also, I’ve been convinced to implement tags on the comics[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Every time I see a red pickup truck, I think of Smallfoot from the Go-Bots.
The upper case I and lower case l in the font I use for Selkie look identical. Did not consider that when making substitution-cypher dialog. XD
Eventually I want to work out a full tensei alphabet for the Ancillary Art page.
This comic was half an hour late because World of Warcraft is evil. (I’ll give you a hint to what I’ve been playing: Pyroblast is the best deal anywhere!) I’ve been thinking a lot about the order in which the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Lot of dialogue juggling involved to balance expo-speak with not SOUNDING like expo-speak too much.
Was gonna write Suko giggling in panel 1, but I think his face says it all.
And now we have all four members of the De’Madiea family in one strip: Pohl, Sai Fen, Suko, and… infant. XD
I was gonna do the desert panel in color but then I got to thinking of Sai Fen's silliness as having a really really hokey and bad "spaghetti western" dialect, hence the sepia. XD
Crazy-black-and-green-laser-knives aren’t meant to be handled by little ones. Also, another Video Game Kickstarter a reader reminded me of: Shantae, Half-Genie Hero. Looks fun!
The sculpting tool only LOOKS like a blade. It's blunted, and lighter than it looks. Also, hitting or trying to carve something with it would probably chip and break it. It can also be difficult to control properly for the inexperienced user, but at a certain level of craft you can make both big sweeping cuts with it as well as smaller fine-tuned polishes.
