a fragment

[egypturnash]

I dunno, I just felt like seeing if I could go to the place in my head where Alecto comes from. It doesn't come anywhere near as easily as it used to; this is good.

The 'he' in Alecto's narration is probably the elf who has a fling with her. Maybe. I'm not sure how this fits into the story, or if it does at all. One of these days I'll get Drowning City into shape and start drawing it. Probably not like this, though. Black and white is quick and easy, especially direct in AI like this, but Alecto's tale is grey.

Comments

[barberio.livejournal.com]

Could you put this behind a cut-tag, since it's a very very wide picture?

[anaisdjuna.livejournal.com]

This is gorgeous! The art really speaks! The lines. The slate blue grey of the water. The writing. I have a friend who's super into comics whom I very much look forward to turning onto Absinthe when it's up and rollin'.

[jackfurlong.livejournal.com]

*boggles*
This _works_ on so many levels; it's a story in one illo.
Wish I could pull off something like that, I've _very_ impressed.

[kensan-oni.livejournal.com]

You wusses. Can't use Tabs and Comments to read interesting friend tibits. :P

I'd rather deal with Cannibalistic Doubting Elves on two screen widths for about four hours, then hide the thing from casual passers. Nyah! :)

[tarathene.livejournal.com]

Looking forward to more of this tale, in a distant someday of course.

Oddly enough, this seems to break on your layout for us (directly viewing the entry). Not sure if it's being caused by the cut or not, but there is a giant empty space on the left, and the image and text are both aligned together on the left edge of where it does finally start.