Red Dahlia – Page 8

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This page has some odd framing in the last panel. Digitally, I would have shifted things around until it worked better, but I drew these pages on paper.

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Red Dahlia – Page 7

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A bit of a visual tangent in the last panel so it’s hard to make out her arm. If I were to redo it I would make the arm white against the grey or redraw it.

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Red Dahlia – Page 6

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This was one of those “rush it to finish deadline,” pages, hence the super simple backgrounds.

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Red Dahlia – Page 5

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Body language is sometimes the only thing a comic artist can use to convey tone, so I tried to show Malchia as disinterested and removed.

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Red Dahlia – Page 4

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I love the chick chowing down on the left-hand side of panel 3.

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Philo- Page 9

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Phila uses the power of the eclipse to make giant beavers that quell the coup. Meow gets away and comes to a treeline where the beavers are building a dam to trap him. He is spotted.

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Philo- Episode 15 – No Guest

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Philo and crew run across Meow, who is hiding from the giant beavers in the forest. He channels his Qi.

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Red Dahlia – Page 3

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This is one of my favorite pages in this story because of the subtlety of cannibalism.

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Red Dahlia – Page 2

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If I were to draw this today, that banquet hall would have a lot more detail.

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Red Dahlia – Page 1

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Very different than the last story and set in an entirely different world. I think if I choose to chase this dream sometime in the future, I’d continue with this version of the character.

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