#bridgescomic

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Bridges

I feel like this panel from the comic should be the cover of a informative pamphlet on lesbianism. While the comic Bridges is not focused primarily on transgendered characters, it does have a main cast that centers around the LBGTS community. It’s about Quinn, a girl in high school who has to deal towards her attraction towards another girl at summer camp named Maddison. Joining them at school is…

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Bridges officially ended

Hi friendly readers and followers! I just got off the phone with my domain people, so I’m hoping that anyone who still cares enough to notice sees this first or comes here to find out what happened but I just cancelled my web hosting and domains, so Bridges should be offline soon. I’m sorry to those who loved it and really wanted me to continue, but having it hanging over me was a serious source of stress and made me feel like a failure. I’ve attempted to maintain the archives for people to continue, but the cost of continuing to host it has been burdensome with decreased ad revenue and it’s frankly hard for me to not be embarrassed of my old work being attached to my name. Basically, I’m pretty much in total agreement with my Bad Webcomics review. No, I’m not taking the site down in response to my Bad Webcomics review (it happened months ago iirc and I barely noticed), I just agree that it’s too broken to fix. 

I really hope taking the site down will release me from the burdens of feeling shackled to a corpse. I still love my characters and still had stories to tell with them. But I don’t know if I think they were good stories. I want to move on and tell good stories and try to learn to draw better. I might revisit Bridges characters because I’m attached to them, but I really want to tell mature stories and the first step is freeing myself. I’m sorry to all the people I’ve disappointed, but I really have to move on.

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And here they all are, including with a feet and inches grid in the background, and a little closer up so you can enjoy more details. I'm happy to finally be able to replace the sad height chart in my gallery with more up to date designs, and also so that everyone can easily see how differently everyone is shaped! Body diversity is one of my favorite things to draw. Expect to see more of these figures because I'm going to be using them to plan fashions for each upcoming chapter, which I'll probably share occasionally.