wingsofwrath

In the immortal words of Granny Weatherwax from Terry Pratchett's Discworld. This is probably no surprise for anyone, but it's been a rough year. I can say that I have it better than a lot of people since I had been working from home anyway and I still have my job, which is not true for a lot of people, but the year still took it's toll on me mentally, especially since I had been operating close to burnout since late 2018. In an unexpected twist, even though I've been playing catch-up with my work for over two years now, I've actually managed to get most of it done just before Christmas, so, hopefully and barring any new fresh disasters, you can expect some more art to grace this page in the coming year.

Welp. Things didn't exactly go as I planned them at the start of this year, but I'm certainly not complaining... In case you were wondering where I disappeared, fret not, I haven't abandoned drawing or DA - in fact I have been very busy working. The main job was a massive urbanism project which took a few months to complete and which will never be posted on DA for obvious reasons, but I've also done a lot of drawings for different clients, chief amid which is Mythopoeia. Now, I've done work for them before, chiefly this poster (and other assorted bits and bobs) for the second and third issue of their dieselpunk comic book "Skies of Fire", b

Finally, I've gone around and finished the new Page 1 of Shadowless, which had lain around unfinished for more than a year because far too many serious Real Life (TM) stuff have happened in the last year and half that kept me from comics. So I start this new year utterly exhausted, but also fiercely determined to finally start drawing this comic which has been gnawing at the back of my brain for the last eighteen months aching to come out. Also, page 5 is in the works. Originally, I was going to wait to post both of them at the same time, but then I thought "What's the point?" after all, it's not like I have a steady update schedule to make