Dec 13, 2019
trey aka jesus in purgatory in a 1940s insane asylum
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trey aka jesus in purgatory in a 1940s insane asylum
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Asylum character portraits for fun and because extensive hatching is soothing. Miss these babies, but they are having a good simmer over on the back burner.
(I haven't figured out the contingencies for tumblr's stupidity just yet, but I finished these yesterday anyway, so have some totes PG artwork in the meantime!)
New Icon for @officialasylumcomic If you wanna see more of this handsome boy go check out his murderous adventures with two dorks in an asylum lmao. It's good I swear. I'll try to update more now too :)
Creator Spotlight: Gabriel Moore-Topazio
Gabriel Moore-Topazio is a writer and illustrator. He is the creator of the indie comic book Asylum by Wrought Comics and has contributed to comic anthologies Psychosis, Bay Area Comic Anthology and the upcoming #EndTheStigma: A Mental Health Anthology. Topazio has appeared as the Artist in Residence at the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, and at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. He studied History of Art and Visual Culture/Literature at the University of California Santa Cruz. You can see more of his work on facebook.com/wroughtcomics, or @wroughtcomics on instagram, tumblr and twitter.
Contact: [email protected]
What story are you working on for the book?
Super Ann with the amazing Einar Másson!
What public domain characters are you using and what's the best thing about them?
Super Ann and Big Shot. My favorite thing about the villain Big Shot is his alter ego’s high public office. I see it as a metaphor for corruption in politics that is just as relevant now as it was when he was created. I like that Super Ann gets superpowers from an alien refugee who chooses to give her great power. she's not born with it, and it's not an accident, it's because the alien sees something special in her.
What was the first comic you remember reading that really hooked you into them?Â
As a kid, I used to love reading and collecting the Sunday funnies, then I got really into X-Men: Age of Apocalypse, which is what got me into the world of comic books and superheroes.
What attracted you to the Not Forgotten project?
I like the archetypes that were such a big part of the Golden Age of comics. Getting to use those characters, you can play with traditional narratives while also injecting your own themes and ideas into it. I wanted to do something that’s classic, but also current and a little subversive.
Last one ... a very soothing-to-make setting study from that project I have simmering away in a crockpot somewhere.
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Inktober ’day three’: Mercedes, from my ongoing in-conceptual-development graphic novel project, Asylum.
(Why yes, the hatching got ... a little out of hand.)
Trying out some shading stuff ... and, you know, internal environment practice? (Setting based on this photograph by Ian Ference). It’s rough, but I had fun playing with it. To be continued, I think.
(Unrelated reminder: I’m running a reblog contest! I’d really appreciate it if you would reblog this post over here - and you might win a free commission!)