Andelsprutz

So, back to misery.

The colors really popped here to a degree I absolutely was not expecting. I ended up using a red that really packs in the pigment and the contrast between the red and the more muted figures is really exciting to me (reminds me of some vintage anime art, but I can't put my finger on what!)

Fisheye in a cute little summery dress with a parasol! The pose had such a dreamy energy that I thought suited them so I went for it :) I had fun really focusing in on the details of the face in a way I haven't for some of my other paintings this month.

I need to practice my coloring (both digitally and with traditional media) so why not use my old line art of NeverNowhere's most seductive bird? @legendlarkpod, I'm really hoping Chorp makes more appearances!

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One of the most touching moments from the Not Another D&D Podcast. You were a good one, JV.

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Bold Jumping spider doodles!! :D

Let's see what happens!

"What you look like is a damn sexy blonde in a pretty frilly thing, and if I don't rape you outright in the next few weeks, I'll be a candidate for sainthood."

Is this going to be a story where those facets of their characters are relevant to the plot?

Might be nothing. Might be a criticism of her, or the rest of the lab. Have to see where it goes...

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And since it's the 70s, everyone's internal monologues are kinda bitchy with a soupçon of grossness and horniness. (eg. "On Anne's behalf he should protest, or comment, or belch, or do something.")

Thing is, this might tie into the as yet undiscovered side effects of the unspecified drug and be plot relevant, or it might just be filling pages in something written in the 70s.

Want to compare authors and publication dates

I know this is longer than the 120-150 page pulps, but it's not THAT much longer. We're a quarter of the way in, we need some plot. Pick up the pacing!

It's not gross, and it's not hate, but it is, specifically, unpleasant.

I'm just saying, it's a broken leg, it's not a heart or brain condition where an instant of unexpected stress could kill her at a moment's notice. TALK TO EACH OTHER.

At this point I'm starting to worry the story is going to be Anne snapping and killing her husband and the painkiller stuff goes absolutely nowhere.

There is a crumb of action, or plot development, or dialogue, and then the story spends a page and a half or so on a characters thoughts and/or feelings before jumping to a different character. And it's usually the same thoughts or feelings. We're not getting plot advancement or deeper insights into the characters, we're just filling pages.