This can’t be good. Noooooooooooooooo, sir.
Not sure about the bottom panels. Recently I’ve been noticing how stiff a lot of my poses are, I wish I could get some sense of fluidity and motion into my characters. Sometimes I got it, sometimes I don’t. Oh well, gotta put the pages out.
Page 65 of BROOD OF THE OUTERFISH.
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Hope you enjoy!
OF WHAT KIND? Pg. 65
After months, FINALLY a new page!
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PLISSSSSSSSSSSSSKIN.
This is awesome, Davis.
BROOD OF THE OUTERFISH PG. 63
Start of a new chapter: THE BRINE KING. Who is this Brine King?
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The new chapter really begins!
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Oh man , this is so awesome. Check out this guy’s stuff. My favorite is the mummy warrior. Excellent work, man!
I drew this big picture where all these rough and tumble dudes are roughin and tumblin. What are they fighting about? We will never know because jelly cube will clearly be the only one left standing at the end, and homeboy don’t talk much.
See if you can find the following bad dudes:
Hogrust the warrior swine king
Chitinor, champion of the antmen
Anacondrix, chief of the guild of serpent assassins
Emperor Borgrimm, underking of the fire giant subterranean nations
Douglas
The indefatigable zombie puncher
Captain Maru, cat man mercenary of one thousand bard songs.
FINNEUS GILLDROX, ARCHMAGE OF THE SUNKEN TOWER
Pierre Morticus, warrior lich and necromancer king of the silent legion.
Big ass hill giant with a bunch of eyes
Kangarax the twice-living, pharaoh of the black sands
Jelly cube
Have fun! I’ma colour it later.
Joann Sfar is one of my favorite living cartoonists, author of such awesome works as The Rabbi’s Cat and Vampire Loves, as well as co-author of the amazing, incredible DUNGEON series.
So I can’t wait to see this documentary all about his career. Check out the little scene here. INSPIRING STUFF.
Some astronaut designs for DEEP 6ed.
MORE MONSTERS. The story continues, I assure you, next Tuesday.
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Some Flapjack sketches from my new pencils-only sketchbook.
I love this cartoon, it’s one of the things that inspired me to start drawing seriously.
Very creative use of color and I really like the way that you don’t limit yourself to the standard graphic shape of a page but rather stretch the boundaries of the page to expand your story. Nice!