Treasure Hunt
Chameleon Kid on Nov. 13, 2007
I had fun drawing all the odds and ends in Ned's room. And for that being the first time I ever drew a profile of Lloyd, he came out pretty good! (“He's cute.” In the words of my sister.)
Chameleon Kid on Nov. 13, 2007
I had fun drawing all the odds and ends in Ned's room. And for that being the first time I ever drew a profile of Lloyd, he came out pretty good! (“He's cute.” In the words of my sister.)
Chameleon Kid at 4:46PM, Nov. 15, 2007
Thanks Kimhura. The werewolf is Lloyd--but I rather like the nickname of "Wolfboy." At first it was something of a pain for me to do all the shading, but I've gotten better/faster and now it only takes me a few hours to finish one page. (Minus dialogue bubbles, which take me much more time.)
Kimhura at 3:52PM, Nov. 15, 2007
So much detail, this is amazing for a greyscale comic. You're awesome, CK 8] ... I like the wolfboy's jacket xD *has yet to memorize the names*
Chameleon Kid at 12:53PM, Nov. 14, 2007
Thank you, both of you. *bows* Wait a minute! I'm not on stage? Oops, heh heh. Steely Gaze: Ned is often headless--pity him! Actually this comic was inspired by a comic I once read in a Disney Adventures when I was younger. It was called Little Gloomy. There was a werewolf that I thought looked cute but they changed the art style so that he was short with a big head. (So I drew my own werewolf to console myself.) Nigbun: Ah, I hate "those days" (I seem to have many of them.)
nigbun at 9:09AM, Nov. 14, 2007
LOL It was one of those days for me too. Lovin' this so far!
Steely Gaze at 3:16AM, Nov. 14, 2007
Brilliant work. I love the clutter, just like any kid's room. I'm not sure what I find more disturbing though; Ned's headless body in the first panel or the third. Actually, Ned being headless period is kinda disturbing. :D P.S. Did Charles Addams have any influence on this comic at all? Just curious.