I have something personal I’d like to share with you. Several months ago, a close relative passed. This relative was a well established watercolor artist and just a really cool woman in general. She helped me learn and grow a great deal as an artist.
After she passed, her light box was given to me as a gift. This was a piece of equipment that I’ve been saving for, for quite a while. And while I was very grateful and excited to finally have a light box, it was still difficult for me to use it.
Since the passing of this relative, I’ve been “burning” through my comic’s buffer without drawing any new pages. But last week, I finally made a new page, and I used the light box for the first time. I made page 66, which will be posted at the beginning of June. This page will be dedicated to the memory of my relative. Thanks for letting me share with you.
This month is a five Tuesday month, so you will get a bonus page upload on the 29th. The next page update will be on Tuesday, May 15th.
Well, looks like he really hates crows or his answer for every single problem is shooting an arrow at it. Like: If someone with an arrow in their shoulder came to him for help, he'll be like: "Don't worry, you filthy peasant, I'll shoot an arrow at your arrow and the second arrow will push the first arrow out of your shoulder. Yeah, I know... I'm a genious."
The Archer and the Squirrel tells the story of Lark, a young woman in the pursuit of a better life. When the Colludian King offers a handsome reward for an unusual bounty, Lark jumps at the opportunity. However, things aren't always what they seem in the Draiocht Woods. What started out as a simple hunting trip, turns into something much more… dangerous. Now, Lark must learn how to navigate a new type of hunting ground, one full of secrets and magic.
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