PROLOGUE: The Modern Meadow ("Comic Pilot")
Apr 26, 2025
Here is the DANDEELION prologue! Honestly, it's kind of like a "pilot episode" of sorts, as the art direction slightly changes and so do the characters when CHAPTER 1 rolls around. Still, it is definitely worth it to read the prologue as it is still canon and is important to the set-up of things to come!
This art is a little old, since I started on WebToon, but HELLO TAPAS!
I can strongly assure you that the art improves immensely in the next couple of issues, so stay tuned! TEEHEE!
There are VERY promising things brewing here that you are not yet seeing, and I didn't either at the time of making this, honestly...
PS: If you're confused as to the identity of the mysterious "LiyAxolotl" that wrote and drew everything, that's me... I just changed my name and have YET to change it on these!
vishu
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nevermind i read a single word out of his putrid rotting father’s mouth and now i will make no more jokes of daffodile violence he deserves the world
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"How does one grow in rotten soil?"
Back to town comes Daffodile Pink, a forgetful busherting right amidst his senior year. Despite these riveting news, his future is screeching off the rails. His only chance at financial success is slipping through his fingers as he realizes he'd make a terrible botanist.
His father was right of his incompetence. He ran from his friends and left home to rot, all to end up on the streets in 6 months time.
As we traverse the age of television and hopelessness (1950s,) Daffodile must learn how to grow into a sad, lonely adult and to pick up a cig.
NOTEWORTHY CONTENTS:
> This project is ever-evolving, which means the beginning looks like absolute dookie, but it only gets better.
> It is suitable for children, but maybe not babies.
> Beware of smoking and artistic nudity.
> The characters are anthropomorphic plants and other creatures. "DANDEELION" is big on symbolism.
Back to town comes Daffodile Pink, a forgetful busherting right amidst his senior year. Despite these riveting news, his future is screeching off the rails. His only chance at financial success is slipping through his fingers as he realizes he'd make a terrible botanist.
His father was right of his incompetence. He ran from his friends and left home to rot, all to end up on the streets in 6 months time.
As we traverse the age of television and hopelessness (1950s,) Daffodile must learn how to grow into a sad, lonely adult and to pick up a cig.
NOTEWORTHY CONTENTS:
> This project is ever-evolving, which means the beginning looks like absolute dookie, but it only gets better.
> It is suitable for children, but maybe not babies.
> Beware of smoking and artistic nudity.
> The characters are anthropomorphic plants and other creatures. "DANDEELION" is big on symbolism.
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