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A couple of days ago, I came across this --> [link] on the front page, which led me to discover the wonderfully faily vampire-artist of *vert-is-ninja 's online comic, 'Hanna Is Not A Boy's Name.' Conrad Achenleck (his last name always reminds me of the sound of someone taking the safety off a pistol) absolutely possesses every quality that normally attracts me to a character--namely transformation and plenty of angst--so of course I dreamed up a comic on the spot. Then, however, I stopped for a moment, and said to myself: "Self--you know that the odds of you ever actually doing such a comic are zero out of one hundred. Instead, you should draw only one of its panels, one that is accessible to someone who does not know anything about this story in your head."

So here is Conrad at the end of my little tale, finishing a fresh dinner that someone has very thoughtfully provided. Aw, Conrad. You're so faily we can hardly even see your fangs, but you look all cute and peaceful now that you've eaten. 'Course, it's important to lick the bowl clean...

I used the methods *vert-is-ninja details in her tutorial to do this piece. There are a few flaws, but I think I emulated the style okay. And wow, the backgrounds are so quick and easy in comparison to how I normally do backgrounds that there should be a law against it; that's how easy they are.

It was a really welcome change to draw in such a cartoony style for once

I don't really need to mature this for blood, do I? ....If you're offended, it's totally tomato soup, 'kay? Totally.

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A couple of days ago, I came across this --> [link] on the front page, which led me to discover the wonderfully faily vampire-artist of *vert-is-ninja 's online comic, 'Hanna Is Not A Boy's Name.' Conrad Achenleck (his last name always reminds me of the sound of someone taking the safety off a pistol) absolutely possesses every quality that normally attracts me to a character--namely transformation and plenty of angst--so of course I dreamed up a comic on the spot. Then, however, I stopped for a moment, and said to myself: "Self--you know that the odds of you ever actually doing such a comic are zero out of one hundred. Instead, you should draw only one of its panels, one that is accessible to someone who does not know anything about this story in your head."

So here is Conrad at the end of my little tale, finishing a fresh dinner that someone has very thoughtfully provided. Aw, Conrad. You're so faily we can hardly even see your fangs, but you look all cute and peaceful now that you've eaten. 'Course, it's important to lick the bowl clean...

I used the methods *vert-is-ninja details in her tutorial to do this piece. There are a few flaws, but I think I emulated the style okay. And wow, the backgrounds are so quick and easy in comparison to how I normally do backgrounds that there should be a law against it; that's how easy they are.

It was a really welcome change to draw in such a cartoony style for once

I don't really need to mature this for blood, do I? ....If you're offended, it's totally tomato soup, 'kay? Totally.