I'll also post Tuff Fodere, since she exudes the most protagonist energy of my main cast.
(As well as her best friend, Basalt, I realize he got cut off in the banner.)
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I'll also post Tuff Fodere, since she exudes the most protagonist energy of my main cast.
(As well as her best friend, Basalt, I realize he got cut off in the banner.)
I drew Tuff when she was a kid. Her parents were...interesting people, them and their training. While this isn't the age she was when they went missing, there's reasons like this as to why she's so casual about whatever happened to them.
BOSS BATTLE: GUNGNIR HALF 2
It took about under a year, but I've finally finished Boss Battle Gungnir.
I've really come to enjoy making comics, especially using my own characters and world, but admittedly I took FAR longer doing this then I did my Eldritch Escape submissions, despite less arguably happening here, storywise.
What can I say? I was trying a lot of new stuff here, especially in regards to posing and genuine combat choreography, Tuff's fighting style was fun to finally show, especially with how good she is at wrecking larger and slower opponents, with a couple of moments here inspired by Sonic and Kid Goku. (I actually came up with the whole idea for this particular fight because I saw some Dragon Ball clips and listened to a Sonic AMV.
...I don't even remember the lyrics anymore, man. If I took any longer, I would've had Tuff roughing this crab thing up while wearing a santa hat, and that's probably what drove me to finish this by Thanksgiving.)
I think the best thing about working on this so far is that I'm fairly confident I've gotten drawing Tuff herself down to an absolute T, to the point of drawing her WAY more often even outside of this scuffle.
I'm still working on this comment, but as the months fly by, I don't wanna seem so inactive as I sit on its completed pages, so I'm trying something new and will start posting it as I work on it since it SHOULD be nearing its conclusion semi-soon if it all goes according to my outline
MORE TO COME
You know, I don't really do a lot of powerscaling stuff for my OCs, since the answer to who would win in a fight between most, if not all of them depends entirely on who's bringing what to the table and when, but sometimes I remember how physically fucking lethal these rabbits would be in real life when I casually write things like Tuff being able to accidentally crater concrete floors by stomping her feet when she gets mad.
...Actually that reminds me, her being mad and her being enraged are a very, very important distinction to keep track of.
Training with these two gets intense.
As for where they are, this is usually where ninjas train their martial art skills, on platforms high above the ground that are embedded in trees. Actually getting up and down from there there requires some jumping and even climbing depending on how one does it, but if you're both a rabbit AND a ninja, even in training, you're not really cut out for the job if a bit of parkour's a real hassle for you.
Its been awhile since I've posted something over here, hasn't it? I tried something new with rain and reflections.
I hope to improve in conveying this in art, but Black Burrow's general aesthetic is somewhat inspired by Adventure Time, Dragon Ball, and Cave Story.
You know, where there's lots of fantastical, colorful characters, magic, ruins, and artifacts around the world casually coexisting with ancient and more modern and occasionally outright futuristic technology depending on where you look in a pretty natural looking world.