Doodle-A-Day, June 15th
Okay god so this page is pretty bare but the point of the story is that I DREW SOMETHING.
Okay this is what a lot of my sketches have been looking like lately, just unfinished and whatever but I'M KEEPIN' IT REAL AND SHOWIN' THE WORLD MY CRAPPY UNFINISHED PAGES. Just for you, guys. Just for you. This is Vera. I used to draw her OBSESSIVELY late high school/early college, but I could never figure out her place in the comic and still haven't really figured it out. She's a demon. The last time she visited the mortal plane was the late 1970s and has never really updated her look. She used to be everywhere when I was designing Skin Deep. She was a member of Jim's band, the Ellipsis for a while, even. I love her design, I just can't find a place to stick her.
Also we have an unfinished horned-dude holding a harpy (two characters who will show up in Chapter 2 of Exchanges), and a little Pickle Inspector, because I just spent the last two days blasting through a year's worth of Problem Sleuth. If you have not read Problem Sleuth then you probably should because it is AMAZING.
Here is one of my favorite pages, as an incentive:
Okay this is what a lot of my sketches have been looking like lately, just unfinished and whatever but I'M KEEPIN' IT REAL AND SHOWIN' THE WORLD MY CRAPPY UNFINISHED PAGES. Just for you, guys. Just for you. This is Vera. I used to draw her OBSESSIVELY late high school/early college, but I could never figure out her place in the comic and still haven't really figured it out. She's a demon. The last time she visited the mortal plane was the late 1970s and has never really updated her look. She used to be everywhere when I was designing Skin Deep. She was a member of Jim's band, the Ellipsis for a while, even. I love her design, I just can't find a place to stick her.
Also we have an unfinished horned-dude holding a harpy (two characters who will show up in Chapter 2 of Exchanges), and a little Pickle Inspector, because I just spent the last two days blasting through a year's worth of Problem Sleuth. If you have not read Problem Sleuth then you probably should because it is AMAZING.
Here is one of my favorite pages, as an incentive: