Making comics circa 1995, retro web in 1997, published paranormal writer, copies of mystery series Eternity Concepts on Amazon & local. Gallery artist, shown.
Eternity Concepts, volume 1, signed and limited edition, is officially for sale now while supplies last; https://t.co/dQwiHfZLxb
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@Spencerbro843@baker_girlie THANK YOU; I know it’s scary—I know no one wants to get involved or make it worse or find out it was a misunderstanding. . .but there are times when it’s better to do something and be wrong, than do nothing and discover you could have saved someone.
Thank you for caring 🥺🙏🏻
I said I'd get better at updating my private artist's blog on my Patreon; Here's updates and more in store! I'm also finishing up preparing for an exhibition in NYC on July 10-13
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Many years ago I found a place listing my comic that allowed people to leave comments; I was surprised I had any, and all of them were overwhelmingly positive. Mostly I get hate mail and comments, so a few kind remarks, a sentence each, made an impact. Today I print those out.
The authors subjective take on the series, nothing more, nothing less. I used to be bigger on reviews, but too many got me to read bad books or see bad movies, so I don’t put much stock in them.
No and no. Reviews are subjective and I can be a really harsh judge to myself, and not great at compliments or affirmations to others. I’ve seen reviews destroy friendships between artists—so, no, thanks, I can get myself ostracized with less work than a review takes.
I only know about them if someone tells me they did one. Otherwise I don’t expect it, so I don’t look up reviews for my or other comics unless something in that comic doesn’t make sense, and I want to figure out what happened (Or if it’s just me.)
I’m Xexilia O. Shadows and I’m a retro/legacy creator; My series, Eternity Concepts, began online in 1999. Due to life and health, it’s gone through changes and reboots. I also write in a variety of genres, but am best known for humor. I’m working on a side comic for therapy.
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@webcomicchat It was 1996, and I was only allowed to read newspaper comics. On Geocities, I searched “comics”, and found comics made by college students for their paper that they scanned in online. I began building a website; I already had 100 some comics to share.
#NewProfilePic Because I just picked the most recent photo I had before and was too lazy to change it. Not my hair color now, but I loved it and plan to go full #rainbow again soon. Get a lot of hassle because of it, but it seriously helps my #depression.
Can I just take a few moments to completely gloat over my one huge accomplishment. In 1999 I won the National Scholastic Art award for textile and fiber design and I found out some stuff in a box that means I beat the one and only Zac Posen. Thank you ! And have a lovely day.