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Writing, writing, writing.
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I dunno, I like to look at this blog as partly therapy for myself, a way to work out my emotions and ideas. So please indulge me for a moment, if you will. As you readers know, this site is all about the comic. I made a goal (WAAAY back in 2009)…
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Silent Blog?
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I apologize to all you readers, for the lack of blogging on this site, since I know most of you adore my narcissistic, inane ramblings. Joking aside, I do want to try to engage fans of the comic (hopefully you) as much as I can, but I don’t want to bore…
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I’m tumblin’!
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Be sure to check out my new tumblr blog, where I’ll post mostly odds and ends about the webcomic: http://quippley.tumblr.com/
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Cowboy Algerbane!
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Those of you who follow the comic’s twitter or Facebook page got a sneak peak to the following silliness. On a whim I decided to draw what I think Algerbane would look like had he lived in the Old West. I figured he’d be a sheriff, with a gun instead…
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Portion of a new story
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I am writing a story about the wizard who trained Algerbane. I’m calling him Gable the Young. I am writing it out of order somewhat; I’ll stitch it together once I’m done. Here is a section of it, it might be chapter 2. Gable the Young 2. Gable stood before…
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Sketch of young Algerbane
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I sat down to work on the map and draw a few sketches and I stumbled into drawing Algerbane as he was at age 13. Along with the sketch came a small look into his childhood and upbringing: Algerbane was born in the city of Welsley, the son of a…
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Sketches, sketches, and more sketches! But that’s it.
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Here are a few pages from my sketchbook. I’ve been working out a few ideas. Some eagle eyes might notice something that’s coming up ahead. Also, I’m still working out the map for the story, and here’s the latest working sketch.
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Holy Moley! A Wizard of Quippley map!?
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After about 2 years of developing this story, I finally posted a map. This details much of Maora, the land in which the comic is set. It is unfinished, as the scribes and map-makers of the day were fickle in their devotion of their craft. Now don’t start studying this…
