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bhanesidhe) wrote2005-04-02 02:36 am
bhanesidhe) wrote2005-04-02 02:36 am
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Hardly secondary, but not quite first.
The MOST annoying thing about April 1st is if you choose to say or do anything, it must be superseded by the statement 'this is not a joke', which cheapens the intent.
So, instead, I sit on my hands for a full twenty-four hours before I can post :P
To recap, in November I participated in![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
nanomango [30 pages of sequential art in 30 days]. For anyone interested, I've finally re-edited and polished up the finished pages and uploaded them.
[Armageddon Was A Wednesday - Start Page ]
Feedback would be great but not necessary. If you're really interested, and not just pretending to be polite and indulging petty/vengeful me, than I suggest viewing them on deviantart simply because the deviation comments offer some insight. If you don't, there is every chance you'll end up asking questions I've already answered.
[For Example: What do goblins taste like?]
Thirty-seven pages and I'm officially out of line-art now, which means re-exploring the whole *head-stabby* fun of thumb nailing, dialogue editing, laying out of panels and gratuitous inking once again. I'm drained but enthusiastic.
Yes, it leaves off at cliffhanger, yes it's an unsatisfying end but it really is all I've got. No, this isn't a joke.
So, instead, I sit on my hands for a full twenty-four hours before I can post :P
To recap, in November I participated in
nanomango [30 pages of sequential art in 30 days]. For anyone interested, I've finally re-edited and polished up the finished pages and uploaded them. [Armageddon Was A Wednesday - Start Page ]
Feedback would be great but not necessary. If you're really interested, and not just pretending to be polite and indulging petty/vengeful me, than I suggest viewing them on deviantart simply because the deviation comments offer some insight. If you don't, there is every chance you'll end up asking questions I've already answered.
[For Example: What do goblins taste like?]
Thirty-seven pages and I'm officially out of line-art now, which means re-exploring the whole *head-stabby* fun of thumb nailing, dialogue editing, laying out of panels and gratuitous inking once again. I'm drained but enthusiastic.
Yes, it leaves off at cliffhanger, yes it's an unsatisfying end but it really is all I've got. No, this isn't a joke.