Doodle from the train ride home! :D

Comic pages

I began to adapt a fanfiction into a comic book for practice and because the story really touched my heart with beautiful writing and characterization of characters that were relatively abandoned on the personality development front in canon. With permission from the author, I started it and it's helping me apply and practice human anatomy which is something I struggle with! Huzzah for progress! It takes place in an post-apocalyptic world somewhat resembling The Road's set up and follow Mathias and Peter as they try to make their way back home.

This is an ongoing project and it starts on chapter 3 and what is posted is only chapter 4 and the first page of chapter 5! I'm just showing some highlights as I'm not posting all the pages here, just the ones I like so it's impossible to follow the story. Sorry!

Pick and prod until the bone
Muscle, sinew, all is shown
Throw the king off of his throne
Carve their soul into Earth's stone
-Vultures' Chant
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Traditional - Recycled Paper, Ink, White Pencil, Photoshop Touch Up.
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Sometimes I write little poems for my art. Doesn't mean they're any good, lmao. Some creepy stuff in the mood of halloween.

“Marvelous, isn’t it, Angleterre?”

“I haven’t a clue what you’re referring to, frog,”

“Now, now, there’s no need for hard feelings, you know. You’ve always been a sore loser, but I think even you can share in my victory just this once.”

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Francis as a Horse Grenadier of the Imperial Guard and Arthur as a Major-General during the Napoleonic War in 1810

Grenadiers à Cheval de la Garde Impériale, aka, Horse Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard were heavy calvary regiment (1166 men at it’s height) that acted as personal guard to the Emperor on the battlefield at times. They were considered, when under the command of Jean-Baptiste Bessiéres, to be the best heavy calvary unit in Europe. Their bear skin bonnet and standardized use of dark horses (in a time of some of the first instances of military standardization, including the first ‘military haircuts’) earned them the nickname of Les chevaux noirs de Bessières, or, The Dark Horses of Bessiéres. Their ranks were normally recruited from the 9th dragoons of the French military (which was in shambles for some time after the Revolution) and were an absolutely terrifying force when charging enemy ranks. I’d easily place Francis as being a part of their ranks throughout the war above any other position.

Argh, I'm terrible at painting, but I'm trying, ahh....

Never stop posting art eveerrrr

First time drawing caricatures from video/at all. Was fun :O I'm sure they won't be as terrible as I go along!

ConBadge in the style of Soviet Russian posters. Note: I in no way agree with communist ideology, I just like the graphic nature of the time period.

A 9 Banded Armadillo from the Royal Ontario Museum. Such an awesome day! I LOVE SKELETONS...