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I know I wasn’t the most active lately (even forgot Genma week :(() but it’s for a good reason ! It’s artfight !!

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For those who can’t get enough Mukade and his teamates<333

The Night We Used To Know

2) Ursula ( @helltrskelter )

3) IRN ( @sideswipesjetpack )

4) Odessa ( @lukalence )

5) Dr.Love ( @riddleseth )

6) Horius ( @cosmique-oddity )

7) Strider of the night ( @fallisl1fe )

That initial accidental google I did of a mutual returned an AI summary that was absolutely correct, and featured information about them that would not have been obvious from a quick perusal of their blog. The first few times I googled myself the AI overview was 100% correct. The version of that post that is circulating is not the one where I shared that the AI gave me someone's real name. I had hoped that it had screwed up and it wasn't their real name after all, but no, I checked with them, and just by googling someone's Tumblr URL, I got their honest to goodness legal name. Do you have any idea how dangerous that is? Like yeah I get that it's fun to go, "Haha, AI bad at collecting information," but that's not the problem. The problem is that sometimes AI good at collecting information, and it can collect a lot more a lot faster than a normal human can, by running multiple searches simultaneously and cross-referencing a lot of different documents all in a few seconds, for a level of snooping that would take a real person hours or even days, if they could do it at all.

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Hello! You are one of the most amazing creators I’ve ever come across. I’ve been following your work for a long time, and I remember you mentioning that you use improvisation in your comics.

How do you manage to weave such intricate details into a coherent, large-scale plot like Spellbound AU while still improvising?

I’m currently working on my own comic. I have the entire plot figured out and a mountain of notes, but no actual script. The thing is, if I write a complete, step-by-step script, I know I'll lose all interest in drawing the comic. I truly enjoy being a "gardener" and discovering the story as I go. But right now, I feel stuck because my notes feel too jumbled to actually start drawing.

Do you have any tips or hacks on how to improvise effectively, write logical transitions between chapters, and smoothly add hidden details? How do you bridge that gap without losing the excitement of being a gardener?

Thank you so much for your inspiring work!

My strategy is to have a mental map of all important plot-related details but improvise the way I show them.

So I don't plan specific events, I plan the impact the characters supposed to feel from them. I am hoping that phrasing makes sense.

That way I can keep my hints/details somewhat coherent but I also get to improvise a lot.

Like, for example, I didn't plan to draw the drinking party from the start. I just planned that I needed to show that demons can be affected my stuff that gets inside of them. And then I improvised all the ways that information was shown.

So basically the plan was -> Blurr (and readers) learn that demons can be affected from the inside.

And then the improvisation was -> Blurr making Shockwave drink healing potions, Shockwave getting drunk, the famous liquid death being a a potion as well.

This way of writing works best for me so far. Because yeah, I also lose motivation if I try to do a whole script in advance.

Ah yes carrying a dead head in your pocket. Totally reasonable behaviour

BaHAHA oh I am exhausted…in a good sense.

This time it’s the real REAL Blurr👌