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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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On another note, I actually like your style, the simplicity is nice and it's certainly better than anything I could do digitally.
Keep on drawing! ^^/
Quentin and co. work for Farsight Medical, a company focusing on "fixing" the human species by working to eradicate all the ailments that, they believe, should have been taken care of generations ago. They have unorthodox methods but they only use volunteers. It's a morally-complicated situation.
We see a lot of disabled and terminally ill people in the series - kind of the opposite of most common sci-fi Übermen bullshit that I hate so much.
(Also, the eye colour change looks serious.)
I think you'll like part two. The mood is darker and the segway into part three is VERY different.
This meme/comic may explain a little (panel 3 to be exact)
I think I see where you are going - in this particular comic, though, you are exactly "going". As in, I see hints of that particular light, cartoony style (especially in the pannels were the man stands up from sitting), but it looks to me like it's still developping. Don't get discouraged, though - when the style is changing it sometimes feels like weird works are produced because we just try different grounds and it takes a while to learn to walk on them comfortably.
I know I've seen the hints of the style I'm thinking of in some of your other works (I think the villain meme and the origins of Quentin, where you draw people seen from afar in some pannels), and if I notice it again, I'm gonna let you know.
And Brian! Instantly thought of Monty Python xD
About one of your replies here - I don't like most of the finished, perfect works either, I think you described well the feeling of it being so perfect it's a turn-off. I mean, I like some detailed, neat works, but that's not exactly the same thing. Also why I dislike photorealism xD
And I'm intrigued to see more
I guess I keep going back to the rough, pencil look precisely because I like that is shows some of the work that has been involved, thus connecting the audience with the creator. With the super detailed, photorealistic or 'shiny' images, I feel as though they were made by magic, not real human hands.