Arcanine

Something I  did for an online zine, that  is not out yet.

Zelda's the dragon?????? Like the big flying one ???

Hmmmmm if you look into the dragon’s eyes for long enough you’ll have your answer.

i donno if I should answer…

*SPOILERS*

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yes

Totoro, Dipper and Mabel

Chipping Campden

Cotswold village

Dace time for Persephone and Hades

2 pages from the graphic novel that is currently brewing besides the Zelda zine. Catching a rhythm with color at last.

Color is always really challenging for me, and always feels so daunting, specially when it comes to the first pages. This project is really special and the want to get it “perfect” can fill one with doubts. I found myself doing minimal color changes, that were barely noticeable to the first batch of pages instead of advancing just for fear of screwing it up. I figured that if i kept down that road I wouldn’t be able to stick to the planned schedule. Now I’m finally able to not be so hard on the results and focus on going forward despite the doubts.

But lets tell you a little more about the characters!

The lady in blue is Severine, a young girl who as an amateur naturalist has a small collection of specimens at her attic. She’s noticed that some of them are gone, the salamanders in particular. Usually is her little sister, Elisa the one that messes around with her stuff, but the little demon insists in her not being the culprit this time.

Crazy printer

Let´s upload all the creatuanry stuff so far before january is over.

Day 1 Karkinos, also know as the  crab that decided to do crab things when Hercules was doing Hercules stuff.

 Heavely inspired by an ancient greece genious artist

Random animal sketches

Slowly finishing pages for the zelda zine. Changed the ending and that means extra 17 pages to get done. So here you have a sneak peek of one of the “stories” in which is fitting to say how the turns have tabled

Even though the stories are basically just silly nonsense I wanted to have a satisfying ending that binded all of them together, thus the change