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Finally a reputable vendor. Selling maps, no less. Kind of an odd looking fellow, but I'm not one to judge. Besides, I would sell my soul for a reliable way to find a manager. And I told the demon map seller exactly that. Unfortunately he didn't want it. Now, I'll admit, I was a bit taken aback. The clergy in almost every religion I've come across has been warning me, at length, about selling my soul for everyday items I might normally purchase with less spiritually detrimental currency. But here I am, in hell, faced with a honest to God demon, and he didn't want a piece of my soul. Sure, it's not in the best shape. When it came to sin I've always followed the whole "in for a penny, in for a pound" ethos. So my soul probably isn't as shiny as it used to be, but I'm sure it's still good for at least a map or two.

But I needn't have worried. The imp had recently sworn off soul trading, gambling addiction apparently, and was willing to part with his precious stock for some manual labor. I had time, so I agreed. Which is how I ended up helping him move his stuff out of his ex's apartment into a nice little three pit bachelor pad on the 4th circle. Little did I realize that selling my soul probably would be been easier. After the fifth trip carting that hellspawn's life size statuary collection, I almost called it quits. But, I persevered. And thankfully, on the seventh day, I rested. Which is when the demon gave me my new map. Mission accomplished!

So this is what an honest day's work feels like...I don't like it.

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Finished this one super early, which was nice.
Demon is a bit weird, but eh... also those are eyes, not, you know...
Felt a bit like I lost some of the style I've been working with, not sure why. Probably has something to do with line thickness maybe. Another thing to work on for next time.
Had a lot of fun with the concept for this one. Originally was going to have a normal kind of map, maybe something representing the 9 circles, but this idea was too good to pass up.
Let me know what you think.
More on the way.

Description

Finally a reputable vendor. Selling maps, no less. Kind of an odd looking fellow, but I'm not one to judge. Besides, I would sell my soul for a reliable way to find a manager. And I told the demon map seller exactly that. Unfortunately he didn't want it. Now, I'll admit, I was a bit taken aback. The clergy in almost every religion I've come across has been warning me, at length, about selling my soul for everyday items I might normally purchase with less spiritually detrimental currency. But here I am, in hell, faced with a honest to God demon, and he didn't want a piece of my soul. Sure, it's not in the best shape. When it came to sin I've always followed the whole "in for a penny, in for a pound" ethos. So my soul probably isn't as shiny as it used to be, but I'm sure it's still good for at least a map or two.

But I needn't have worried. The imp had recently sworn off soul trading, gambling addiction apparently, and was willing to part with his precious stock for some manual labor. I had time, so I agreed. Which is how I ended up helping him move his stuff out of his ex's apartment into a nice little three pit bachelor pad on the 4th circle. Little did I realize that selling my soul probably would be been easier. After the fifth trip carting that hellspawn's life size statuary collection, I almost called it quits. But, I persevered. And thankfully, on the seventh day, I rested. Which is when the demon gave me my new map. Mission accomplished!

So this is what an honest day's work feels like...I don't like it.

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Finished this one super early, which was nice.
Demon is a bit weird, but eh... also those are eyes, not, you know...
Felt a bit like I lost some of the style I've been working with, not sure why. Probably has something to do with line thickness maybe. Another thing to work on for next time.
Had a lot of fun with the concept for this one. Originally was going to have a normal kind of map, maybe something representing the 9 circles, but this idea was too good to pass up.
Let me know what you think.
More on the way.