Witness Works - Chapter 1.0 "The Reveal"

In which the Artist is brutally reminded that hands are difficult to draw...

Yeah, Catherine (the woman in red) had a hand originally, but the nature of robes means that I could pretend that it was meant to be hidden all the while.

There may come a day (probably now, actually) that I will rue the quality of this pic.  But then, this is my first foray into 100% digital art, so I'll take it!

Witness Works - Prologue 11 "Light at the end of the tunnel..."

In which the Artist has learnt to illustrate hands.  There was much rejoicing.

Witness Works - Prologue 10 "Escape...?"

In which the Witness finds himself attracted to a strange light...

Witness Works - Prologue 9 "No Close!"

Armed and Armored

Dee is a diminutive brawler that I thought up a number of years ago, and has since gone through a number of revisions.  She's not a dwarf in the fantasy sense (not anymore, that is) though I'm not sure how dwarfism is applied to individuals that stand less than 5'.

Part of the inspiration for these pics came from an album of "common sense armor for women" on Pinterest.  It was full of photos and concepts of armored women that eschewed the Red Sonya nonsense completely.  In addition to that, I suppose there's an element of Suikoden III's Chris Lightfellow in Dee's costume here.

Witness Works - Prologue 8 "Voices" & a look at what is to come...

Hiatus

I'm back!  So a day or two before I was to post the next page of the comic, my Lenovo died...again.  It did so originally when the CPU literally melted while attempting to run Skyrim.  This was particularly irksome because I had purchased the Lenovo specifically to run games.  It was advertised as a gaming computer.

Except it turns out that gaming laptops are notorious for running hot - so hot as to melt a piece of hardware.  

So my Lenovo died.  I took it to two different shops, which both gave me the same diagnosis (burnt CPU), the solution being to "re-flow" the components - to melt them again and set them right.  The second shop got the OK from me, and did the deed, alerting me to the fact that the poor Lenovo could die in 5 years, or 5 days..."get a new machine ASAP!"

Naturally, I took me precious time, worked with a machine now slow as Christmas and unable to run games (while explaining the diagnosis the technician gave me a cow-eyed look and said with a knowing smirk, "all those games just burned it up!"  I smiled and nodded, internally seething over the notion that Skyrim (now a somewhat dated game) and Age of Empires II would destroy a machine designed to run games).  But upon "updating" to Win10 the machine once again gave up the ghost - and my old Dell (which no longer holds a charge) has lived 2-3 times its lifespan.

So here I am, now typing on a new machine!  I've decided to try out the Dark Side and work on a Mac - I love elements of the machines and the OS.  Now to run some Bootcamp and get Win10 (ugh) in order to run my precious Elder Scrolls and RTSs.

...Oh, and post comic pages!