1-17 En Route
Aug 15, 2015
Ah, the travel montage. Perfect for when you want to convey time passed and distance traveled without just saying so. You know, "show don't tell". At least, that's what I was going for.
Plus, I think nature scenes are just a lot of fun to draw. A lot more fun than the insides of buildings, in my opinion (as I've mentioned before).
Also, throughout the story, (but especially from this point on,) you may recognize some of the inhabitants and wildlife of this world. I draw a lot of my inspirations from literature, urban legends, and other sources. Some of the references are fairly obvious, while others are a bit more obscure.
I'm actually a bit curious as to how many people other than me are aware of some of these things.
Line art and story by me,
Colors, shading, and just about everything that makes this comic look good: Euphreana
(you can check out her art here: http://euphreana.deviantart.com/)
Questions? Comments? Whatever?
Your feedback is always appreciated.
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