Arrr! This be a tale about a young pirate setting out for treasure, but ends up dropping anchor early and then has to swab the poop deck.
This comic took a lot longer than I thought, but has served as a rigorous warm-up to more finished work. Conceived mainly by the same one responsible for
The story is also nice. His friends are pretty sensible. I also like that the scenery changes to reflect their pretend play. I wonder why I have never done that.
The story is also nice. His friends are pretty sensible. I also like that the scenery changes to ref
Thanks, I'm glad you notice that. We also enjoyed the idea of seeing friends that are more concerned, first and foremost. I mean that's what friends would do at a drop of a hat, after all...
I forget where I got direct ideas for the environmental changes, but I'd like to take the time to further praise manga artist Nobuyuki Fukumoto, best known for Kaiji (Now English dubbed, apparently!?) and Akagi! :D waves and bows to others reading this comment right now. His visual metaphors always were really interesting.
Thanks, I'm glad you notice that. We also enjoyed the idea of seeing friends that are more concerned
And the words the narrator says in Akagi. I prefer the original dubs. The voices are much better. I find North-American dubs to be too cartoony. Brazilian and Japanese dubs sound better, but that's a matter of personal taste.
And the words the narrator says in Akagi. I prefer the original dubs. The voices are much better. I
I sort of know what you mean about NA's dubs being more cartoon-y. I guess it does all depend on the series and voice acting direction/talent etc etc, sometimes there are anomalies.
I sort of know what you mean about NA's dubs being more cartoon-y. I guess it does all depend on the
Aw, thanks a bunch. I've recently become critical of the use of dialogue in sequential art, and felt like I should see if I could do without it as much as I can. The benefits are immediately apparent if you ask me.
Aw, thanks a bunch. I've recently become critical of the use of dialogue in sequential art, and felt
It's a small detail in the grand scheme of things, but I REALLY love the closeup of his tail lifting. The exact moment he gives in and decides to let it out...lovely!
It's a small detail in the grand scheme of things, but I REALLY love the closeup of his tail lifting
Ohhh thank you! I'm glad you noticed! I know that's a very specific indicator of what's happening, and tail action (and ear action, or whatever other animal parts) are great for body language hehe.
Ohhh thank you! I'm glad you noticed! I know that's a very specific indicator of what's happening,
Aw thanks Noah ^^ I really appreciate it. And yes I do think of a certain park when I think of what we see here hehe! It's a lot like it. I am glad you and lots of others like seeing it hehe.
Aw thanks Noah ^^ I really appreciate it. And yes I do think of a certain park when I think of what
