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Right, I suppose I should mention how easy it is to get to the Scholar comic online. http://scholar.smackjeeves.com/ Worth a look as it's not too long yet, so a perfectly quick read for those that want to get in at the first chapter. The prologue is up in its entirety, as well, so the stage is set. My main goal with it is to be entertaining (I know how basic that sounds), which means that I am focusing on what you all would like to see as well as what I want to make. Also, there's not an incredible amount of comics made by women that have enough action, so wherever it fits the story I'll try to crack a few heads to quicken the pace. I ha

I recently acquired some bona-fide really real manga supplies from Japan (the site was called deleter.mangasuppplies.com). Among goodies such as non-photo blue framed manga paper and actual screentones I discovered the use of something I had been missing all my young life- THE G-PEN! All I've heard of this pen is that it's the most difficult tool and the most important in any Mangakas toolkit (some authors have gone so far to say that one cannot make real manga without it due to the depth of line and variation it allows and lack of personality without). Fortunately for me, the need for freedom with my lining markers (sakura micron and copi

FINALLY. In truth, I've had a few pages uploaded since almost two years ago, but I've actually sorted out a drawing schedule for myself and thusfar have stuck to it! I'm not uplooading direct comic pages on DA (at least for now), as I'm trying to track visitor's through smackjeeves and that keeps me from having to upload everywhere. As I do more character sheets etc you guys here will probably get the better of my work in the end, the more finished pieces (like A Prince's Ruin, for example) that take a lot longer than a comic page. That being said, please visit on Mondays for the new Scholar updates!! http://scholar.smackjeeves.com/