#nonexistent:recovery

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pov you just asked them if they're interested in coming to your weezer cover band's show next week

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Decided to refine a sketch of Micah from some time ago.

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If you suffer from visions of F.P., do not call the authorities;

There is no one who can help you now.

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Jennifer Hawk

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spray painting

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lookign at you. watch out.....

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Made a sketchdump. I normally do not do sketchdumps because I like working on drawings to completion but I need to get more efficient with my drawing process and sketching/practicing is a good way to do that.

Characters clockwise starting from top left: Jennifer, Micah, Devil Bird, Jade, Jeremy, Jordan, Liam, Mason, and in the bottom left is @stjernemaskine ‘s Lincoln. 

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I finally created an official chart for all of the (current) characters in the Nonexistent Universe. Of course, it’s a bit of an exaggeration to call it a universe since all of these characters live in the same city, but I still call it a universe so that people understand that all three storylines are connected with each other. (This also explains why some characters are present in two separate storylines).

Nonexistent Story Synopsis: With more than 7.5 billion people in the world today, it can be daunting to realize that you'll likely only ever meet about a thousand people in person, and you'll only ever know an even smaller fraction of those people on a personal level. You may live alongside the same thousands or millions of people in your hometown throughout your life, but you'll only ever get to know a handful of them; the incomprehensible majority will remain unknown to you. As far as your own individual life goes, those people might as well be practically nonexistent. And, by that same reasoning, you might as well be practically nonexistent to them. 

This story focuses on regular people who live regular lives and who have to deal with regular problems; with such a dull description, it is thus easy to perceive their stories as boring from an outside perspective. But to them, their stories mean everything; it's all they have in the hopes of being remembered once they're gone. 

Nonexistent is a chance to hear their stories. 

Nonexistent [City]: A bunch of college students in a garage band try to survive their sophomore year.

Nonexistent [Delta Team]: A high school dropout uses his friends as inspiration for writing a story about sleeper cell agents.

Nonexistent [Recovery]: An immigrant, an orphan, an amputee, and an ex-gang member attend a weekly group counseling meeting.

As all of these storylines are still under development, I have intentionally given them vague/drab descriptions to allow me more room later as their plots evolve.