HEY GAMERS so uh apparently Webcomic Day is? a thing? that happened a few days ago??
Anyways here's the first 10 pages of my webcomic, Off the Coast of Nowhere!
Updates Fridays (when I can) Here on Comicfury!
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HEY GAMERS so uh apparently Webcomic Day is? a thing? that happened a few days ago??
Anyways here's the first 10 pages of my webcomic, Off the Coast of Nowhere!
Updates Fridays (when I can) Here on Comicfury!
8 for the ask game!!! It’s such a tough question but I’m interested to see who’s weirdest !
man this Is a tough question cause so many of my guys are Weird in their own ways lmaoo. However I have to admit that Anselm (a cursed suit of armor/vaguely undead knight who rose out of the mana-filled sea and is simultaneously completely new to the world and re-experiencing life in a time far-off from their own) is a uniquely weird fella by virtue of. well. the Everything
^ my weird bug
My webcomic Off The Coast of Nowhere has updated!
Read it on ComicFury!
my funny little guys.......
my brain's been Dumb for the past few weeks so I cleaned up some old sketches to cheer myself up :)
I need to be better about posting abt updates here 😭😭
soo here's pages 11 and 12 of my webcomic, Off the Coast of Nowhere!
My webcomic Off The Coast of Nowhere has updated!
Read it on ComicFury!
in the spirit of Pride Month I've been thinking of different ways my ocs would think about their own gender/sexuality/hangups/internalized issues, and I'm kicking my legs and giggling to myself (deviously) about it.
It would be so, so easy for everyone to have the Exact Terminology for who and what they are, of course, but is that interesting? Is that fun? Does it explore what a character would realistically know about said terminology? Does it explore what a character would realistically know about themselves?
I might know what they are, yes. I may even refer to them as such on my own time. I probably will!
But they don't. They don't know. Like 99% of them would not be in a place to sit down and read about queer history and the variety of labels under the umbrella, they're just riding on gut feelings, societal pressures, and trying not to die in a world 50 years after a magical, earth-shattering apocalypse. They're busy worrying about Other Things right now. They'll think about it later. These feelings will always be there Later.