π2 π24
“In the narrow valley between the Dented Ridge and Fish’s Back, dwells an armorer, who alone can make new helmets for the warriors of the Rocks.
He uses an alloy only known to him and his family, passed down countless generations, which integrates dust from the Bone of the World, and makes us the best and most sturdy fighters in the Empire and beyond.
The Forge is surrounded by an army of great skill, making it impossible to ever steal from it.
Why am I telling you this story, you ask?
Because I doubt any one of you will ever be worthy enough to go there. Or if you think you’ll be, show it to me in training!”
Daily training with Side-Step
—————————————-
Hey, this is page 50 already! To celebrate, here is the Little Warrior from the aborted 2016 comic I made after my trip to the Alps :
A slightly different design, more prone to detail and less to structure. I was SO afraid of mistakes!
Anyway, the story and concept weren’t really solidified yet. What I knew was what was at the end of chapter 1, what was at the end of the overall story, but I had no idea of how to build the rest. Two years later, after much reflection, I made five new pages, that are the current pages 1 to 5 :). But free time ran out, and I set my sight on another, more doable comic, which taught me a LOT about storytelling. Then, a couple of years later, came lockdown! And you all know what followed π
I’ll also release the two full pages on Patreon, if you’re interested π
————————————————-
Timelapse fo this page :
xDDDD this page is hilarious. First LW jumps on her head, then he gets conked w/ the axe hahaha
and congrats on 50 pages!!!! good job and good luck!
Some would call this karma?^^
Thanks, if this had been another project this page count would feel heavy, but here, I barely noticed them go by π
Ow, I have a headache just from seeing that hit!
I love Iron Brow’s face in the first panel and the colors in the last panel. It really emphasizes the impact.
That’s really nice to know! I try to experiment as much as I can, but that sometimes leaves me unsure about the readability of the end material. And as the process is done over more than two days… it’s generally a gambit each time^^