oblivion page45 by midnight_stories
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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I guess the pictures won

Comments (7)
Keep it coming - lets see more of David
Well, these pics aren't exciting in the tradicional way... in the car-exploding way, but it's really necessary to exist in the course of the story... Keep it up! :D
I agree with lh_cerdeira... Even going to Walt Disney World, requires the long haul of getting there to enjoy the fullness of the trip. Keep it coming... Beautiful art by the way.
Nice work. Agree, the art accompanies the narrative well.
Okay, you got me hooked before, now I'm a captive audience! I think this story is interesting!
I can tell it's about to get real deep. I can't wait to see the connection between him and the man in the suit. I have my ideas, I'll just have to see what happens. I'm just loving it!
Man, you've churned out pages since last time I checked in. Must check in more often from now on! Fascinating story - you really don't bother with small-scale plotlines, do you LOL This is a very intriguing retelling of the Bible. Is it leading up to the second coming of God's son, or is mr. Adams the Almighty himself? The name is full of hints : Adam, the first (hu)man, and David, the one favored by God. One your main characters seems to be Yahwe himself, and is he having problems! The destruction of Sodom is a fascinating illustration of the basic inconsistency of God's wish for His creations - if Man had only been given free will to make the choices God wanted, or else... Well, then why have free will at all? The "I want you to love me, but not because I tell you to." is a very human-like weakness for a God. Your graphics are still not my cup of tea, digital imitating brush/pen work seems to me like canvas painting trying to look like cave paintings - why should it?. But that's just my preferences, you've got a strong, clear graphic style in its own right, and your storytelling is equally powerful. Keep it up - a lot more people would read the Bible if it was presented as richly as this telling is!!!