Zanariya

Heya! So the 27th of november I took on the 24-hour-comic challenge. For those of you who don't know about it, it's a challenge to make exactly 24 comic pages in 24 hours non-stop, no pre-planning allowed at all. That leaves about 1 hour for each page, including planning, sketching and inking. Yeah, that's pretty tough... And it was living hell between the hours of 1-5 am and i kind of hated myself for doing this. But in the end i am really proud that i could find the motivation and inspiration to complete the comic. Even though it is likely the weirdest, most random stuff that i ever let out of my hand. I wouldn't happily recommend the 24-

Heya! Just writing to let you know that i'm currently working really hard to start up my own web comic. I'm planning on posting the first 10+ pages at once so you can actually make sense out of it ^^ I have completed the first 7 pages in full color. Here are some of the characters from the comic! ;D :thumb327283134: :thumb324909244: :thumb327108918: :thumb327347502: :thumb325106560: :thumb333340284: The comic will be posted at ComicFury, but i will, of course, put links all over the place here at my DA page 8D I'm hoping to post the first pages within a few weeks. It all depends on how much work comic school will be giving me *sobs*

Storytelling. It's always been the best thing in the world to me. When I was 13 I came up with the greatest idea I'd ever had in my entire life: an epic story of good VS. (unspeakable) evil in a high-fantasy setting. Yeah, like we haven't seen/heard of things like that before right...? But for a girl of 13 years, it was pretty awesome. So this idea would more or less haunt me over the years that followed. So I put my all into writing a novel. Astonishing as it may seem, I would actually stick to the idea and finish a novel of more than 300 pages 5 years later. It wasn't finished though. This was the first part of a trilogy. But somehow, I co