Maxeem

Reddit user suggested that someone should finish “the other heart” of the Hirschfeld piece so here’s my attempt at the NuWho generation.

Thought folx might want to get a peek at some other projects I’m working on right now besides Lor’Avvu; this is a sequence from “The Civil Four” colored in whiz bang retro colors by the great Casey Van Heel! (person of merit comics dot com)

Not sure if audiobooks should describe individual compositions but tried making my web comic into a "descriptive audio comic" this week so I could share it with sight impaired and blind readers. Let me know what you think! Thanks to Donn Ha for the awesome background music!

(Skip to around 2:00 to get right to the story!)

Well, well, well! It’s an original Etsy-like thing with a TV show fan art theme!

I hand cast the charm, hand knit the scarf and hand stuffed my embroidery design til it was plumply full (just like I hope we all get to be these holidays). If you want, you can check it out in my comics shop. It features “all” 14 known iterations (though the Valeyard did not make it to the motif)

Dang, some faeries just can’t seem to catch a break. Well, maybe it’s not all bad when zer higher self basically tells zem, “No, you are not allowed to suicide right now. GET BACK IN THERE. Punk.” except, like, with slightly more elevated speech I am sure.

The first animation is done, but the comic continues!

When choosing fonts for graphics, and not book lay out, it is important to consider the graphic design elements of the individual letters. The first picture uses the fonts “sans” in an illustration. You can choose a variety of different fonts and it will change the meaning of the piece. Remember to kern your letter spacing in order to achieve the desired result. Aesthetic placement can be a reminder of different subtle meaning, depending on how letters and pictures are combined in order to reveal new layered interpretations.

The second example uses the fonts Sanvito Semi-Bold Italic (75) and Script MT Bold Italic (75). These are also useful fonts in a variety of different graphics. How does it work for this graphic? Does it function well?

Finally, the third picture uses the fonts Shuriken and TradeGothic Bold Condensed. The contrast of font variety is emphasized when we choose different ways of saying the same thing. Note that I had to move the font’s spacing in some cases, which does alter the picture somewhat.

Andy Warhol would like to use repeated imagery in order to make new statements and impressions.

Passed 50 pages and careening onward! Don’t wait to catch up on Chapter One — the adventures of Avvu’s three parents on the triple-gendered faerie world of Kaian, before the main character shows up.

A new addition to chapter 1, introducing us to Kaian, the faerie world of three genders (conventionally recognized, anyway).

Sonia’s getting pretty deep in the political game, Aop faces a kind of telepathic fae, and Ilon makes it the furthest yet on his journey West. Everything seems to be revolving around Ondo, the continental seat of power for the Queendom.