#graphic storytelling

[sidecast-text]

oldest trick in the book

[toadlett]

So incredibly proud to announce I'll be tabling at this years TAGS Fest, and am also the artist for all their posters and branding this year! Extremely hype to have lots of goblins on my table this year!

[sashartiist]

Me and @chiliconcomics are working on a project together, and here are some pieces I’ve made for it! I’ll share more about the project itself if anyone is curious, but it will have to wait until after our deadline. The project is for our bachelor, the so-called graduation project, the final BIG exam we do before going off to do internships. January 24th is nearing so fast!

[tygercaine]

build

In honor of Day of the Dead, here’s a repost of my comic about the San Francisco Columbarium and the man who spent 26 years restoring it.

This comic originally appeared on Medium at The Nib. Go check out my other work there.

[lunarainarts]

Luna Rain Arts Announces the Launch of the Universe of Laria Manga-Style Magazine Subscription

A new chapter in graphic storytelling begins with Universe of Laria. 

Luna Rain Arts, the creative hub founded by artist and writer Shay Hazelwood, is excited to unveil its latest project, the Universe of Laria, a captivating manga-style magazine subscription. This innovative series is set to enchant readers with its compelling narratives and exquisite illustrations, launching officially in January 2025. A Sneak Peek: Demo Magazine Drops in October 2024 To build anticipation and provide a glimpse into this magical world, Luna Rain Arts will release a demo magazine in October 2024. This preview offers fans a first look at the intricate storytelling and vibrant artwork that will define the Universe of Laria. Readers will be drawn into a meticulously crafted realm, setting the stage for an epic journey. Monthly Magic: A Continuing Saga The official launch of the Universe of Laria's first issue in January 2025 will mark the beginning of a unique subscription service. Subscribers will receive a new installment each month, each issue continuing the captivating saga of Laria. This magazine is not just a publication; it's a portal to a universe where magic and adventure intertwine, providing readers with an ongoing, immersive experience. Join the Adventure

Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to sign up for updates and secure their subscriptions early to ensure they don't miss out on this exciting journey. The Universe of Laria promises to be more than just a story; it is an experience, a monthly ritual that will enchant, inspire, and ignite the imagination.

For more information about the Universe of Laria and to subscribe, please visit www.lunarainarts.com.

About Luna Rain Arts

Shay Hazelwood, the visionary behind Luna Rain Arts, is renowned for her distinctive approach to storytelling, blending mystical themes with visual artistry. Her work explores profound themes of existence and meaning, inviting audiences to engage with the spiritual and magical aspects of life through her various artistic endeavors.

Contact Information: Luna Rain Arts Shay Hazelwood, Founder phantomofopeta0909@gmail.com +1 (262) 595-5745 www.lunarainarts.com

[giantkillerjack]

Me: hm, I want something to put on the TV as background noise... Huh. Looks like YouTube is recommending something called The Last Unicorn. That's perfect, it's probably some old shitty animation that has aged poorly! I can watch it ironically!

Me, 2 hours later as the credits roll: *crying, cheering, buying the book, composing the songs*

Me, 2 weeks later: So I have compiled all of the quotes from the book that I think could make good tattoos, and also, HOW HAVE I NEVER LEARNED ABOUT HOW THE LAST UNICORN FUCKING SLAPS??? This gay-ass little fairytale fed my soul! Watered my crops! Transed my gender! Can't believe I heard of this story from youtube recommendations, of all places!!

[theleverethiding]

𓈒༢ Bell-Ringer & The Storyteller

matching Graphics / requested

rb & credit if using - dividers nf2u⠀⠀⠀ ···

[vandrawsing]

gals...

[beevean]

I didn't comment on the short because I found little reason, but this sentiment feels highly disrespectful

I'm not even a huge SA2 fan, but you can't deny that it was leaps and bounds above its predecessor in terms of cinematography and storytelling. I can assure you that everyone understood since the beginning how nightmarish the ARK incident was. If it wasn't because of the sporadic flashbacks Shadow got, or thinga like Lost Colony being shrouded in complete darkness... how about Gerald's diary? Him telling in fear that he's losing his mind? Culminating in the way he turning Shadow into a tool for the sake of his insane revenge?

There was no need for a flashy short to "get" Shadow's past. Its effects on him are visible.

Similarly, ShTH does a pretty good job in showing Shadow and Maria's relationship! In The Doom we see the day of the raid, and Shadow can help Maria rescuing the researchers! Maria mentions running on slopes with him! In Lost Impact Maria asks Shadow for help against Artificial Chaos on the loose! Don't you think it's enough? Did you need to see her caress his cheek as confirmation that they cared about each other?

Shadow's story was already cemented. He already went forward. The short was cool, but aside from adding Emerl into the vision (whether it was real or BD's hallucination we don't know yet), it didn't do anything new that 20 yo games didn't already do.

I don't like this sentiment at all. SXSG will be a nice treat, but it was never necessary for Shadow's character, by far the most fleshed out in the cast precisely due to the heavy lifting of old games like SA2, ShTH and '06.

[cyberth0t]

read all of Inheritance.

[sidecast-text]

uhh supernatural type monsterhunter in 1980s eastern block

[emloafs]

so when are we gonna talk about how the costuming for the teens in cobra kai is actually heinous

[greenplumbboblover]

[godzilla-reads]

Still in awe over this book- I started reading the single issue comics in junior or senior year of high school (I have a hard time remembering exact years) but then I fell off after 2 issues and wondered for a long time what ever became of that series I liked so much.

And to my amazement it was collected into a single volume book- but lo and behold! It’s expensive and hard to find and no longer in print!

Fast forward several years and I have found a copy of this magnificent book and I read and relive the magic I once felt when I was young. Oh, the joy of it all!

[tanyariarey]

I'm making good progress with my graphic novel 'Low Tide'. The story is really coming together and I'm excited to see it start to take shape 👀

Main blurb (only draft for now):

Tom's life has always been a quiet one. He was raised by his dad, who died tragically in a boating accident, leaving him to take over the family business and become a fisherman at a young age. Having never left his small English village, Tom works long hours every day, isolated from other people and dedicating his life to his work. Knowing that Tom lost his father, most of the villagers sympathize with him and recognize him as a hardworking and kind-hearted - yet socially awkward - young man who keeps to himself. However, one stormy night, Tom's life takes a dramatic turn when he rescues a drowning girl from the sea. This event sets him on a journey that will change his life forever, revealing many dark secrets lurking just beneath the surface of the seemingly quiet village.

[akimojo]

people love to use ffxiii’s messy development as a reason to completely shit on the game but honestly the fact they managed to sneak in so many little details in the gameplay in a way that reflects the characters and story despite all the miscommunication between the dev sections is just impressive to me