For everything else creative that isn't a code project or a piece of music. This page covers sketches, comics, writings, videos, and even concept art.
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Comics:
I used to do these page-based comics all the time, and when my laptop crashed over the break, I had a little free time on my hands. I decided to start up a new one, with the concept of "a modern day adventure".
A Modern-Day Adventure
The plot focuses on the adventures of Alex, a stubborn, cliché obsessed fool, and Matt, a mild mannered "sad sack". Along with Naomi, the strong-willed token female character, they take on the evil Paul, a previously non-evil Assistant Manager of Corporate and Finance. Of course, none of their names are ever mentioned in the comic - that was a future joke.
This comic is as of yet unfinished, but I did manage to do 2.5 pages before I fixed my computer (and lost my free time in the process...). I was planning about six pages, and the next time my computer breaks I'll probably finish this up. The art style is what I call "just good enough", to enable the kind of quantity I needed to do, but it's not that bad considering the first page was drawn on a plane flight.
< < Warning: contains mild profanity and bad puns > >
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Videos: (coming soon)
Shadow Run (N replays, music synced, with anim)
ICU Presentation (cheesy work orientation video)
Comedy Skit Show (3 skits, video game related)
Good vs. Evil (me fighting myself!)
Writings:
I have written the intros of about four novels now (over 30 pages each), but as they range from 4 to 8 years old, the writing style is significantly worse. I've decided not to upload them, since they are lengthy, unfinished, and rough.
What I have uploaded is a series of short one-page stories that I have written more recently. They are designed to be very visual and metaphorical, and have a common theme in black and white imagery. Eventually, I plan on compiling them into a series called "The Black and White Pages".
Each story has a particular message, and the tones of these messages are all over the place. I tried to incorporate humorous imagery into some of them, as I found it added a lot to their overall visual quality. However, "Sunshine Fades" would definitely fall into the horror genre, as it is one of the weirdest and scariest stories I've ever written...
