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My first pen drawing, so it was a pain to make
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âItâs your mother, are you coming home?â
Finished product left, imperfect lighting right
My first pen drawing, so it was a pain to make
Have a simple doodle for a DnD campaign Iâm planning
Little comic based on an audio
Little silly thingy I did
Survivor
Roy is the most recent major addition to Lifeline, with him now running defense of Lifeline and managing supply runs. Roy was originally an inhabitant of the Murray farm to the south of Lifeline, but when it got overrun by Missing, he managed to flee and settle in with his neighbors to the north.
Lumberjack
AntĂłn stands as the âRight-handâ of Cayden at Lifeline; he additionally manages defense and runs the transport of trade goods. After his mask was damaged in a particularly nasty defense of Lifeline, he chose to repair it quickly by simply attaching an old welding mask to it, and chose to add drawn teeth to it after discovering that he liked the look. He also chooses to not replace his left arm, since it was lost to an incident before the outbreak. Despite his chosen disability, he is still quite effective at guarding Lifeline.
Baker
Dawn is the primary chef of Lifeline. She prepares most of the cooked food products for the trade effort, effectively feeding Hurricaneâs survivors with her cooking. While she has never seen combat, she does occasionally practice taking a trusty meat cleaver and using it as a defensive weapon should the primary defenses fall.
Supplier
Cayden is the owner and Leader of Lifeline Farm. He manages the trade effort and manages all the inner affairs of the Farm. He typically brandishes his hunting rifle as his choice of defense, but hopes to never have to use, both due to it having a limited supply, and also because it means the main defenses have failed.
Ramex
Ramex has only reportedly been seen in the forests past the interstate. Though very few have reported seeing this creature, more seem to have heard it hunting others, with it have a distinct singing hum that seems to act as a siren call. Though few have seen it directly, many have seen the aftermath of what it does to those it lures in.
Maeror
Maeror has accounts of having been seen all across Hurricane since the outbreak. They have been seen huddling around corpses, both Missing and uninfected, and seeming to weep and assume a praying position. This supposed behavior led to the same nerd naming it with another Latin term.
Mori
One of the three supposed âcryptidsâ of Hurricane, having reportedly seem in the forests north of Hurricane itself. Sources said that they saw it watching them from a distance, but never approaching. Dubbed Mori by some nerd that liked Latin too much.
Vendor
Craig is the other major merchant of Hurricane, though he is much more stationary than Dee-Dee. He chooses to take residence in Melody, a small survivor town on the shore of the lake. Little is known of his life before the outbreak, and most are content to leave it as such, given the one instance of Craig almost putting one of his customers through the wall when they were particularly nosey.
I know no one reads these, but, sorry these took so long to post, I havenât really felt like posting for a bit, but imma try to put my stuff out more.
Drawing I did the night following getting to see the finale in theaters.
Was fun to draw these guys again, especially since I havenât drawn most of them since the release of the pilot
Hopefully it doesnât look as bad as I think it does
Traveler
Dee-Dee wanders around Hurricane County, offering wares and transportation of wares, for a âdecentâ price. They take up residence in the Truck stop, locking the diesel there behind their sale. While the Truck stop is known to have paid help that guards the premise, Dee-Dee seeming refuses to take guards with her on expeditions, yet still makes it everywhere with no signs of damage or concern. Some survivors have began to joke that she is one of the Missing disguised as a human; they hope to not be proven right.
Salvager
Emma is the other co-owner of Camronâs Scrapyard & Metalworking. Handles the offensive defense measures or the Scrapyard and nearby roads as well as the trading and business efforts. Due to high demand for metal, she has an extensive communications network, allowing her to create one of the most accurate of the area in itâs current state. Fashioned a spear out of part of a road sign, which lost a large chip while defending the yard from a horde of Missing (giving the spear the claw shape). Worries for the continued longevity of the yard. Has had to ration her cigarette usage, which has slowed her addiction quite considerably. Doesnât believe in what Nathan saw in the southern forest, but stays out to show respect for Nathan.
Sometimes her and Nathan spend entire nights getting drunk off the remnants of their booze while playing card games, which Emma usually wins. Nathan does absolutely dominate her in any board game though, so they reckon itâs fair.
Has noticed something has been rummaging through their trash, is wary of thinking it being wildlife. . .
Forge
Nathan is the technical co-owner of Camronâs Scrapyard & Metalworking. Does most of the physical labor around the yard, including salvaging metal from the piles, carrying them back, reforging metal, and reinforcing the Scrapyardâs fences. Typically works away from clients, for the clientâs sake. Unmedicated since the outbreak due to the lack of access (duh). Avoids the forest south of the Scrapyard due to having seen something . . . wrong . . . out there. Enjoyed listening to a band by the name of the OilSlickz, probably still has a cd of theirs somewhere.
The Pit Viper
Emily is the sole owner of Lockbox Casino and the Underground Circus. Chose to have her mask be humanoid because it is more difficult to build and because it unnerves those around her. Rarely appears before the public, but does on occasion to show her influence and inspect the casino for matters of her attention. Holds one of the last gun and ammunition holdouts, occasionally making deals with the outer groups to maintain favor, though never to her gangâs detriment.