All Those possibilities....

A comic I made where Liv gets a chance to face Siobhan Redmond's Rani. She's already faced most infamous Time Lords like the Eleven, the Monk and the Master, so why not complete the set?

1. Books with an elemental magic system

2. Books inspired by Asian mythology

1. A journey in which many varied and interesting places are visited and explored, to provide a taste of a wider and complex world

2. A magic system that's ingrained in society where the protagonists get to experiment and learn and grow to use their own unique brand of magic

3. Characters and factions, both heroes and villains, are nuanced and human

4. Found family among characters with different and often crashing personalities, with development and time given to each member of the group

The Ash & Sand trilogy by Richard Nell:

A journey and elements of worldbuilding, albeit less episodic than I'd like

Exploration of personalized magic system, though not incorporated into the setting

Nuanced characters and factions

No found family, unfortunately

Pretty good cultural exploration

Wells of Sorcery trilogy by Django Wexler

A bit of a journey but not mostly driven by circumstances rather than by the characters

Pretty good magic system with unique elements for the different characters

The good guys are fairly nuanced, the bad guys less so

No found family really, but some elements of it in the romantic subplots

Pretty good sense of cultural identity but not explored enough

Illborn Saga by Daniel T. Jackson

Lots of locations with their own stories, though less of a journey between them and more exploration through different POVs

Great exploration of the personalized magical abilities, but they're unique to the POV characters and not part of the wider setting

Most characters and factions are fairly nuanced but the bad guys are a bit lacking in that regard

Maybe the beginnings of found family? They're destined by the narrative to be together but so far the POV characters had little interaction (the series is ongoing tho)

Another CatNap animation I have done ! This is one is... my greatest work, by far, and the one I'm most known for. This was so thrilling to manage to make such a complex scene by myself, and to animate it the way I had it in mind, especially Catnap I'll aim to provide more animations like that in the future

Below is the version with audio and some final adjustments

Some doodles