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Heroes of Fandom, The Best in Fantasy Cosplay
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I spend a lot of time on the internet and I often discover wonderful things worth sharing. Today starts a new series where I will be celebrating my fellow fantasy fans, who express their love through the art of cosplay. In many ways, these men and women, these drow and…
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A Work in Progress
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Some of you may remember the black and white comic I did over last Christmas. The story is actually from a longer book I’ve been working on for the last year. I’ve decided to put more effort into finishing the first draft so, taking a lesson from my webcomic, I…
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Dwaglir, the Brown Dwarf!
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Hey everyone, I did a new piece of one of the Brundun, the dwarves of the Black Dunes. I really liked these guys, and will probably do something with them in the future. You can view a larger version of the image on my tumblr. The Brundun appeared in the…
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A note about RSS
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Apparently Feedburner is falling apart and my old RSS from them is not working properly. So for any of you who like to follow the comic via RSS, please use the proper address: http://www.talesofmaora.com/feed/ I love RSS, but it seems to be dying a slow death. Be sure to follow the…
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Springtime for Ramona!
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Bryan Lee O’Malley is running one of his tumblr contests, so I decided to jump in for fun. Here is my rendition of Ramona Flowers. You can see more of my non-Quippley artwork over at my tumblr blog, and my deviantART.
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Appear in the Wizard of Quippley and Help Save the World!
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Worldbuilders is a charity headed by fantasy writer Patrick Rothfuss. Every year he leads a truly amazing initiative to raise money for Heifer International, an organization that provides vital support to families all over the world. This year I’m pleased to announce that I will be participating in their fund…
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Go see the Hobbit
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As if I need to tell you. High frame rate, low frame rate, 3d, 2d, whatever. Just do it.
I am Adam Casalino. Writer. Lover. Friend
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