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Nov 28, 2014
And thus concludes the beginning of the introduction to the first story arc.
As I've mentioned before, I will be out of town (and on hiatus) at the beginning of December, returning in early January. I'll still have internet access (maybe?), but won't have time to draw or upload anything.
Thank you for reading and being patient with me. I hope you have enjoyed Outcast Kingdom so far, and I hope I will learn to do this better by the time I begin posting again. I will do some research into techniques, and will try to invest into some better materials, tools, and devices. It doesn't feel very good to post art that I feel isn't up to standard for the sake of haste, and you deserve a better visually delivered story.
In the mean time, please like, comment, subscribe, and share.
Personally, I feel that comments are most important-- otherwise I don't know what you're thinking, or how well I did at what.
Anyways, thanks again, and I look forward to continuing Outcast Kingdom in January.
Take care, and don't forget to be awesome!
- WJB
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But instead of looking to mythology and ancient legends for inspiration, I base Outcast Kingdom mostly on recent fantasy elements, such as classic monster movies, cryptozoology, and literature from within the past couple hundred years.
I try to focus on complex, likable characters; a memorable and imaginative world; and hopefully enough humor to make keep it fun and light hearted.
Story & line art by me,
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(http://tapastic.com/euphreana/posts/22474048)
(http://euphreana.deviantart.com/)
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