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WASSUP CATS AND KITTENS?!

So I didn't update my comic because I've been busy going all-out with this NUZLOCKE SWAP I did with !

The premise is simple:
-Pick a user with which to do the thing with
-Both users agree (consent is important always ask it before you draw it - both parties must be in a healthy state of mind or else 3,000 years dungeon)
-Both users swap scripts and draw a page/update for each other's Nuzlocke!

I got the honor of drawing the Aftermath extra comic from my good friend's amazing Nuzlocke.
NOT THAT MOST OF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT BUT CHECK IT OUT HERE

I hope the wait wasn't too long - I had a blast drawing it and worked a lot on my painting and lineart skills. This will just take a while cuz the script added up to 50+ panels and that would've taken FOREVER. Now that the colors are established, I'll move on to Black and white manga style to conserve time! It's a jam-packed story, this one!

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The painting used is a French Rococo painting - 1770. Oil painting "The Love Letter," by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. HE'S DEAD NOW SO I USED IT GOMEN I AM NOT READY FOR THIS ART LEVEL

Description
WASSUP CATS AND KITTENS?!

So I didn't update my comic because I've been busy going all-out with this NUZLOCKE SWAP I did with !

The premise is simple:
-Pick a user with which to do the thing with
-Both users agree (consent is important always ask it before you draw it - both parties must be in a healthy state of mind or else 3,000 years dungeon)
-Both users swap scripts and draw a page/update for each other's Nuzlocke!

I got the honor of drawing the Aftermath extra comic from my good friend's amazing Nuzlocke.
NOT THAT MOST OF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT BUT CHECK IT OUT HERE

I hope the wait wasn't too long - I had a blast drawing it and worked a lot on my painting and lineart skills. This will just take a while cuz the script added up to 50+ panels and that would've taken FOREVER. Now that the colors are established, I'll move on to Black and white manga style to conserve time! It's a jam-packed story, this one!

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The painting used is a French Rococo painting - 1770. Oil painting "The Love Letter," by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. HE'S DEAD NOW SO I USED IT GOMEN I AM NOT READY FOR THIS ART LEVEL