Haven't we been here before?

Yes, but that was before our heros wandered through ...

Fairly happy with this one, again I could've spent more time on the shading and texture, but alas.

The day after

As the plot progresses.

For the most part, I like the way this page turned out.  Could've taken more time to do shading, but it's a nice clear day outside - ripe for adventure to be had.

Devious sneaks

It's just too pretty out today to be sitting inside working on comics.  But alas ....

Fairly happy with this one, although I should've put more time into shadowing.  See above sentence for pre-generated excuse.

And, as a side note, Realm of Atland is almost nearing the end of the story.  I've been following this since a little after Nate began publishing it to the web.  I have drawn a lot of inspiration from his work, and I've reaped from his generosity of free fonts for comics and illustrations.  If you enjoy high fantasy, crude humor, and an excellent story line - check it out.

Almost on time

I've still got 1 hour and 25 minutes til Sunday, so I'm still on schedule.

So, this one was pretty simple, not quite as many CGI people.  For the most part, I'm fairly pleased with this page.

Meanwhile, back at the village ....

Ok, so I'm a few days late (again).  I have two really good reasons - (1) This weekend my motorcycle kidnapped me, (2) I had this super brilliant idea to CG in modified photos of actual people to be used as the crowd.  Yeah.  Brilliant idea to consume a lot of time.  I believe that one will be filed in File 13.

So, enjoy the be-lated page

The plot thickens

First off, apologies for the delay - holidays and vacations seems to cause that.  Hopefully, I'll get back on the every other week schedule (and be able to keep it for a little while).

Mysteries in the swamp....

(key ominous music) Our plot goes back to the ancient temple.  Or, at least what's left of it.

An apology for being a bit late, but I had out of state training last week.

I think I'm going to classify digital painting with greens (as in landscaping) right up there with greens in oil painting - they drive me crazy!