A bit late in the day, but it’s done now. Hooraaayyy. Had an important presentation for university as well as a coursework submission, so obviously those took priority. On the plus side, they both went well, and with enough time to spare to finish off the page, just about. I am totally ready to go to sleep right now.
For those of you that missed the edit to the last update, sorry for the missed page on Monday – it was a result of my laptop breaking over the weekend and me completely failing health-wise to rush the page into existence on Monday. Rest assured, a buffer is finally being planned out so that doesn’t happen again, I’m pretty sure I hate missing updates more than the all of you combined.
I love how the first panel works to identify the major climate differences between the three main locations; the elegance of Imara, the elemental-touch of the rain-drenched dock, and the mechanisms of where Adrianna is being kept.
Keep up the good work!
Yeah, I like to do an establishing shot when switching locations, otherwise I think the transition would be a bit abrupt. Plus they’re a nice opportunity to do some location shots, which I really enjoy painting. :) Thanks!
the story evolves on one side of the continent, its building up tension…and then you switch over to this site of the continent… you know how to keep me reading >.<
the top one makes me think of one of those old paintings with a slight realism quality
keep it up
Mmm, the change in palette and the stark contrast really make this page a feast for the eyes!
This is actually one of my favourite palettes! I think subdued green+orange doesn’t get enough love.
All i can say is keep up the good work, i’d love to see where this is going!
And oh yeah: your backgrounds are so stylish…*sigh*
Thanks Eva! The backgrounds for this page were surprisingly fun. :)
All I can see is the building at the top, then the rest of the rectangular space a blank grey. I’ve reloaded several times and quit & relaunched my browser.
Try clearing your cookies. Check google if unsure how.
Yes, what Illiani said. Chances are the image didn’t finish loading properly first time round (either a connection problem on your end or the server had a slight glitch on my end) and you ended up with a half-loaded image stuck in your cache. Easiest fix is to simply force a reload which is usually ctrl-F5 on most browsers.
And we’re back here again…
This place always looks different though – first time it was really bright white light, then at nighttime, now it seems to be a bit overcast. The architecture helps though – but there are no evil robots on the horizon this time.
Also, these characters need more smiles :D
It’s almost as if the weather and time of day changes or something craaaazy like that. :D
And everyone needs more smiles, though they’re not going to be getting them in this scene, alas.
D: I love this comic, and the art. Sooo much. I don’t really know how to make an interesting comment for you but I just wanted to poke in and show my support xD /never comments and stuff
I’ve been reading since the Meek brought me over ehehehe :3 I’ll be here reading, just not leaving comments often ._. *disappears into shadows to admire from afar*
Thank you! It’s always nice when a stealth-reader pops in to make a comment. :) I’m just glad to know that you’re enjoying it and took the time to leave a comment. <3
omgah do I love the last panel. <3
This webcomic is awesome. The whole steampunk-y atmosphere really works, and the art is pweeetty.
I’ll definitely bookmark it!