Alas, nothing lasts forever. Even the things we WANT to last forever.
Yeah, I am too. But I think I'm feeling a little better day by day, so that's a major relief!!
And, since I'm more coherent now, I like your new coloring technique! It's very well done! I do like the watercolors too, but those are good for smaller pieces for a more minimalist effect. The computer coloring is good for your comics since there's a lot more going on.
Watercolors take too long. They would not match the speedy webcomic post needs. I,ll still use them for printed comics though. It will never truly go away.
That chapter was epic. I don't want it to be over, but I feel like I'm going to DIE waiting for the ending.
I remember feeling like this at times when Furuba was coming out. However, most of the exciting/important stuff was over by the time we were waiting for the last chapter, unlike this, where life and death and the fate of several characters hang in the balance.
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I,m sorry to hear about your epic allergies.
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Yeah, I am too. But I think I'm feeling a little better day by day, so that's a major relief!!
And, since I'm more coherent now, I like your new coloring technique! It's very well done! I do like the watercolors too, but those are good for smaller pieces for a more minimalist effect. The computer coloring is good for your comics since there's a lot more going on.
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Watercolors take too long. They would not match the speedy webcomic post needs. I,ll still use them for printed comics though. It will never truly go away.
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I remember feeling like this at times when Furuba was coming out. However, most of the exciting/important stuff was over by the time we were waiting for the last chapter, unlike this, where life and death and the fate of several characters hang in the balance.
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Besides, I heard the final chapter is 150 pages long!
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