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Chapter 1, page 6.

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Sonic: THANK GOODNESS–SHELTER. I DON’T HAVE TO BE SOAKED ANYMORE.
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So turns out Sonic has stumbled across a cave within the forest. With chasing after that girl leading him here, the adventurer in him becomes yet again intrigued. It’s a new place he’s never seen or explored before, so he has to peak. It’s better than trying to shield from the rain with a giant leaf, anyway. As he explores inside its darkened walls, his attention is caught.
Drawing caves is not my forte. @_@ Then again, none of this scenery stuff really is…. XD; Plus showing everything that goes on between panels is a little bit difficult. Because I originally think this story out in detailed movement, it’s hard translating it into comic format and simplifying it down to only so many panels in a page. I feel like certain movements are lost, but I guess that’s something you trade up a bit doing stories in comic format; they can’t be as highly detailed in action as animation or written descriptions are. That’s sadly a downside along with how long it takes to draw a single page. But it’s nice to see the story visualized, and it IS more logical than animating a whole series–obviously. XD

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Chapter 1, page 6.

Next: www.deviantart.com/sailormoona…
Previous: www.deviantart.com/sailormoona…
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Sonic: THANK GOODNESS–SHELTER. I DON’T HAVE TO BE SOAKED ANYMORE.
~
So turns out Sonic has stumbled across a cave within the forest. With chasing after that girl leading him here, the adventurer in him becomes yet again intrigued. It’s a new place he’s never seen or explored before, so he has to peak. It’s better than trying to shield from the rain with a giant leaf, anyway. As he explores inside its darkened walls, his attention is caught.
Drawing caves is not my forte. @_@ Then again, none of this scenery stuff really is…. XD; Plus showing everything that goes on between panels is a little bit difficult. Because I originally think this story out in detailed movement, it’s hard translating it into comic format and simplifying it down to only so many panels in a page. I feel like certain movements are lost, but I guess that’s something you trade up a bit doing stories in comic format; they can’t be as highly detailed in action as animation or written descriptions are. That’s sadly a downside along with how long it takes to draw a single page. But it’s nice to see the story visualized, and it IS more logical than animating a whole series–obviously. XD