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Emily Ryan
Artist | Professional | Design & Interfaces
Artist | Professional | Design & Interfaces
Sweden
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I draw comics, write stories and make bad jokes. My current project is called Gramarye tapastic.com/episode/62605 CornerAlley13 is my completed comic. It can be bought here: tictail.com/emiart or read for free here: corneralley.comicgenesis.com |
My long-running Web comic project is now complete. Corner Alley 13 follows the life of a score of fairytale creatures in modern USA, but centres around the misadventures of Noelle Manchi'des, an elf who most of all wants to be Human.
If you would like to read the comic there are two starting points: one for those who want to read the whole archives corneralley.comicgenesis.com/d… and one for those who want to start with the story arch with decent art corneralley.comicgenesis.com/d…
Thank you to the readers for giving support along the way!
If you would like to read the comic there are two starting points: one for those who want to read the whole archives corneralley.comicgenesis.com/d… and one for those who want to start with the story arch with decent art corneralley.comicgenesis.com/d…
Thank you to the readers for giving support along the way!
- Reading: Vintersagor by Karen Blixen
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Hi 
Nice of you to stop by! I have some more pieces on my website www.emilyryan.se but I am gonna try to get more active here on DA too.
Nice of you to stop by! I have some more pieces on my website www.emilyryan.se but I am gonna try to get more active here on DA too.
I started reading your new comic! It's really pretty! I look forward to seeing where the story goes.
That's nice of you to say! Progress is going to be slow for a while, but I am working on that.
Hi! I just finished reading your comic, CA13, and I loved it! I'm just sad that you're considering it to be complete.
I must admit, it feels... unfinished. Like there's more story to tell. The reason for this is the scene in which you showed the historical carvings, as well as showing Norelle's memories of her teacher "not remembering" why the Drow were banished, which opened many, many questions.
Example, who's version of the banishment story was true? Was either version correct at all? I bet modern archaeologists, using carbon dating equipment, could answer these questions.
There are more questions that you opened up which could produce stories, but this is just what I could think of off hand.
I must admit, it feels... unfinished. Like there's more story to tell. The reason for this is the scene in which you showed the historical carvings, as well as showing Norelle's memories of her teacher "not remembering" why the Drow were banished, which opened many, many questions.
Example, who's version of the banishment story was true? Was either version correct at all? I bet modern archaeologists, using carbon dating equipment, could answer these questions.
There are more questions that you opened up which could produce stories, but this is just what I could think of off hand.
Hi!
I'm glad to hear you liked CA13. I drew it quite a few years ago but I still like it on the whole.
The story isn't really complete, it could have gone on indefinitely for all the ideas I had for it, but I broke away from drawing it because I felt the beginning wasn't going to attract a large audience (only dedicated webcomic readers seem to be able to forge through to the good parts) and I wanted to develop artistically so I stopped at a point where, well, it just seemed possible to do so.
I'll let you in on a secret though: neither the elven nor the drow version of the Banishment is true. It happened so long ago it is impossible to tell what really happened. Both parties would benefit from some "getting over it" and looking at the present situation objectively instead, without the preconceptions of a past that may or may not be true. At some point it doesn't matter anymore whose fault it was.
I'm glad to hear you liked CA13. I drew it quite a few years ago but I still like it on the whole.
The story isn't really complete, it could have gone on indefinitely for all the ideas I had for it, but I broke away from drawing it because I felt the beginning wasn't going to attract a large audience (only dedicated webcomic readers seem to be able to forge through to the good parts) and I wanted to develop artistically so I stopped at a point where, well, it just seemed possible to do so.
I'll let you in on a secret though: neither the elven nor the drow version of the Banishment is true. It happened so long ago it is impossible to tell what really happened. Both parties would benefit from some "getting over it" and looking at the present situation objectively instead, without the preconceptions of a past that may or may not be true. At some point it doesn't matter anymore whose fault it was.
