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Archive for January, 2010


Saturday Sketch Dump is the weekly behind-the-scenes glimpse of the making of NPC comic. Click on the images to view them at full size.

The Horror

Nighttime Recreation

Lady Sleepwhisper
I really tried to push the shadows this week, since all the strips took place at night. I’m actually happier with the sketch version of the last panel of [...]


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I looked at forum posts and comments on Massively this week while making my decision about whether I should invest $239 into Star Trek Online up front. STO seems to be a very divisive topic among MMO players, especially since there’s apparently a lot of anger at Cryptic over their handling of Champions Online. I [...]


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Lady Sleepwhisper

NPChloe is the weekly inward musings of one pensive and game-loving feline, Chloe. The words and art below have been ripped directly from her diary and spread out on the internets here for all to see.

My new friends are so nice! I encountered them one night and they showed me the most amazing show, from [...]


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Nighttime Recreation

First Impressions is a regular feature in which Mary shares her -surprise! – first impressions of a game she’s been playing while she should have been making comics.

World of Warcraft was the only MMO I’ve ever played – until this weekend. I’ve been anticipating the launch of STO for a while, and even guested on [...]


The Horror

Saturday Sketch Dump is the weekly behind-the-scenes glimpse of the making of NPC comic. Click on the images to view them at full size.

Big Boned

Binkfield

To Meter or Not to Meter
This week is a blur of web design and CSS experimenting…so I’m having trouble getting past that and remembering the actual art process of the [...]


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Goodbye, old site design! Goodbye, old logo! Goodbye, vast sea of bright blue and round corners uncomfortably close to straight corners. Goodbye, Bertram font, which I saw on the back of a sign company truck in South Carolina. Goodbye, lots of white space doing nothing underneath the comic. Goodbye, having to scroll to see the [...]


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To Meter or Not to Meter