I Will Never Leave You - Page 17

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I am nothing but satisfied with how this page came together, and even more so considering I had to do two pages of this comic within a month. Let's hope next month isn't as hectic, but then again we can also hope rain starts falling upwards. Some things aren't just meant to be, you know what I'm saying? But anyways, page is done and it's the darkest one by far in terms of tone and atmosphere.

This is perhaps the first time I was legitimately perturbed by what I was drawing. I took inspiration from the works of William Blake and Hieronymus Bosch for the scenes of pony genocide and death, and I'm not going to lie I kind of need a break after drawing something this depressing. You know how sometimes you need to get out one or two really sad/grim/gory drawings because you're dealing with depression and anxiety? Well I guess I let those feelings take a hold of me when drawing this. I feel I'm kind of done, for now at least. Who knows what the future awaits?

Please, feel free to share your ideas, thoughts and theories in the comments.

We do promise to get a page out each month at the very least, but there is a way you can help us with getting these out faster, and that is to support on Patreon. He's paying for all the pages and currently is struggling to not just support this project but other art comic projects of his as well.

HERE'S THE PAGE!

Every and all support is welcome. If you donate more money to him, he can pay me for the future comic pages faster, as well as any other projects we plan on working together for such as his big project “Fallen Dusk” which you can read about on his patreon milestone goal list.

We are glad to be working on this again and we hope you guys donate so this comic can continue forward without delay.

Please, let me know what you think, of both this page and the series, in the comments.

Art by James Corck.

Story by Rated R. Ponystar