Juan Croce

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You can read the prologue issue of my web graphic novel, The Merman, online now:

Excited to share something I’ve been working on:

I created Out of Town Comics so that I could house and share my own comics and graphic novels (and other projects). You can visit outoftowncomics.com if you wanna check it out, and read the prologue issue of my web graphic novel, the Merman. Best viewed on Desktop for now, as I optimize for the phone.

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Saw The Boy and the Heron today

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Just finished reading “The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Ruthfus - Pretty fun read Here are some illustrations I did 

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Some Death Note fan art

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Been playing a lot of Rain World. Here’s the slugcat - a nible survivor in an unforgiving ecosystem. I loved the game and it’s immersive storytelling, highly recomend it!  More rain world animations to come 

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Bird kid

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Three-Eyed Raven

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More animated Lucy!

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Yellow Airplane

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“Hive: Episode 1″ Happy Labor Day.

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David vs Goliath

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Hope

Move forward, my friend ~

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“Lucy: the Hidden Treasure of Ethiopia” With this project I’m looking to combine my passion for anthropology and animation. The Lucy fossil (Australopithecus Afarensis) was found in 1974 to much discussion and debate - It is now recognized as one of the earliest members of the human ancestry. Despite countless studies done on the specimen, it’s impossible to determine whether the creature possessed any kind of emotionality or consciousness. With this, i’m looking to explore the question: Could it be possible that Lucy, deep down, carried the human condition with her? What do you guys think The idea of having a character that is past being just an animal but still not quite human is very appealing to me. Maybe one day we’ll bring Lucy to life in her own animated adventure