#sir-rowdy

[wily-art]

Gotta say that one moment in Insomnia where Sans' mind is blown by the Shuttle feels great, I don't know how many moments like that there will be but its great comic for that section alone (And a Halo ost on that segment is great too)

That is, to this day, one of my favorite page sets. I was so happy to work on that part ; ;

[incipere-comic]

yo, the most recent page? that seems like prime pickup material for ANYONE! like if you're gonna make this uber long this is that's practically the point to introduce readers if this ever needs a mid point re-orientation/introduction. That page just oooozes with noice drama and questions and PLOT! keep it up!

owo I didn’t see it that way, but now that you mention it you’re right, thanks! 

[piermanwalter]

Thief's apprentice: "Its not grave robbery if they're undead" "everyone's dying, you're out stealin." "theft, victorianism, death"

I think Victorianism is a bad comparison because that period of time was characterised by rigidly enforced social order, rapid industrial advancement, newly available long distance travel, imperialism, and a dark, respectful, and arcane societal fixation on death. Meanwhile in this setting, revenant society is a giant free for all devoid of inherited social order, the only person in Surenia making any kind of industrial advancement does so in his spare time and still can’t make a car that won’t explode, long distance travel is almost impossible for anyone who isn’t already dead,  Veilheim can’t expand beyond the city walls because The Necromancer will get them and there are no accessible civilisations to subjugate anyway, and the social attitude towards death is gleeful and mundane.

I think the best approximation for the mood is those pre-Renaissance Medieval illuminations of piles of dead and dying surrounded by dancing skeletons.

[bran-draws-things]

Yo draw you ever your shib OC with any starwars hat maybe?

If you’re asking if I have before, I haven’t!

[underchara]

yo Asriel, just tell goat mom that you are uncomfortable with the living plant and why.

“The ‘Why’ part isn’t very easy to talk about.”