Huh? Not making any sense? Because of the nature of these little flash fiction vignettes, I thought it would be helpful to index previous back stories and journal entries. Although Artiste’s tales are non-linear, it can help to read some pages in groups by threads of associated content. Of course you could just read them randomly, and trust that it will all come together at some point.
The beginning back story is always a great place to start:
• The Artiste Gullible back story
For this particular installment it also may help to read: (Something random?)
i love your artwork it is amazing beautifult i was wondering tho have you thought of doing a story or some sort of a plot ? i love the single panles but think you can do ever better
I have quite a few plot lines which are more narrative and weave in and about some of the characters and places that I have documented here in the panels. Ultimately I will post them in a collective archive with the idea that I link references back to the panels and panels back to the on going stories. It is all meant to be an non-linear book that you can just sort of pick up and browse while still building and contributing to a cumulative story line. Right now it’s all I can do to draw the panels much less edit and re-edit the narrative stories. But I have big hope for this summer.
Thanks for reading and spread the word!
Hey, you’re back! Great page, too. I love the idea of dragon fire actually fighting other fire. Also, the look on the dragon’s face is great.
Your ideas are great. If you are trying to build a world, you are doing a great job.
I will be more inclined to wait until you have a story, however, to continue to read about the characters and ideas that the story envelopes.
Be well.
Remind me to not challenge a dragon to a game of chess or checkers. They would not be happy with the results.
Maybe Scrabble…
@Freezie: Welcome to our small, patient group of readers. Thanks for all your comments. I have big plans for the summer as far as the comic goes. So keep the feed fires burning.
I just started working though your archives, but I have already marked 6 of your stories as favorites, or as links that I need to post of Facebook or send to a friend or student. I think I’m in trouble.