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Actually for a species that has gone from lesser yinglets to greater yinglets in a matter of centuries (like humans from H. erectus to H. sapiens) they are advancing at Warp 9.9. In another millennium they may be hiring us. Another one and they may think US too stupid.
As it so happens, that is not only totally correct but a rather prolific artist thinks so too!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15240135/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15240135/
You know, there are a few names that I've been fine with leaving up to the readers' interpretation, and while Elim's one of those, I find myself always mentally pronouncing it as "E-lim." Locals from the Val Salian region might pronounce it the way you mentioned, but he and his name were originally Dinnish.
The little effects weren't there at first, but then I decided that it really needed a bit more illustration of what just happened, so in went the sun rays, and if there's sun rays there's probably visible dust specks, and then some straw too, ad then etc etc etc
And much later, it looked like it looks now. :)
And much later, it looked like it looks now. :)
My next guess is that he'll guess correctly that Kass was screaming because he was forced into this outfit and then "try" to quietly leave in embarrassment. But somehow I doubt that the representative leader of the yinglets will let that slide because I have a feeling she'll be very good at scolding others who like her and want her respect.
I love it when I see this kind of response! The biggest reason I've been drawing this comic is because it's the kind of comic/story/setting/etc that I'd like to see more of, and you gotta be the change you want to see in the world and all that, right?
So anyway, whenever this comic hits someone's SQUEEE buttons, I know that they were looking for the same things in a comic as me! And it's because of something *I* made, and that's all sorts of crazy and neat!
All in all, I'm glad you've stumbled across this thing, because there's certainly a lot more of it to come!
So anyway, whenever this comic hits someone's SQUEEE buttons, I know that they were looking for the same things in a comic as me! And it's because of something *I* made, and that's all sorts of crazy and neat!
All in all, I'm glad you've stumbled across this thing, because there's certainly a lot more of it to come!
I can totally appreciate that, sooo much. And yes I love that quote; to be the change in the world you want to see. <3 <3
I plan to someday have my characters in a comic series, but honestly I am terrible at story writing - I really feel mine are cliche or uncreative/linear and so on. So I absolutely love well written stories with great character development and progression. But one thing I -am- good at is species creation.~
Man, I've gotta say that if that's the area you want to improve in, there's pretty much nothing better than to find an author or two that writes novels along a line of an interest that you have, and get some reading done. Not only does it give you new ideas you might want to try, but it also gives a solid idea of how to tackle various parts of storytelling and general narrative, as well as what cliches to avoid, and/or how to spice them up a bit if you do use them.
Even if it's totally just guilty pleasure reading, it exposes the reader to all sorts of useful storytelling bits, especially if that's something you'd like to do yourself, and will therefore subconsciously pay attention to lots of useful details.
Even if it's totally just guilty pleasure reading, it exposes the reader to all sorts of useful storytelling bits, especially if that's something you'd like to do yourself, and will therefore subconsciously pay attention to lots of useful details.
Haha nice, and I was worried Elim wasn't paying attention given what transpired.
Now the real question: how will the humans of Valsalia attempt to repair the massive cultural and diplomatic faux pas accidentally created by one of their guards ramming his way into the secluded female-only yinglet chambers?
If I were a diplomatic adviser I would recommend sending a sufficiently large basket of shiny things and book of fart jokes, but I guess I'll just have to (eagerly) await how things will resolve themselves in the story as it develops.
Now the real question: how will the humans of Valsalia attempt to repair the massive cultural and diplomatic faux pas accidentally created by one of their guards ramming his way into the secluded female-only yinglet chambers?
If I were a diplomatic adviser I would recommend sending a sufficiently large basket of shiny things and book of fart jokes, but I guess I'll just have to (eagerly) await how things will resolve themselves in the story as it develops.
Vizlet has been very mysterious in her motivations lately aside from rushing Kass to the meeting with the patriarchs. I just feel like she has some alterior motive that's yet to be revealed. It may not be a conspiracy like I previously thought. Nothing about her hints at being a potential antagonist. And she probably would've explained that motive if Elim hadn't interrupted, who I honestly didn't think he'd actually follow through with breaking down the wall. He could've just crawled through one of the curtained doorways, but I guess that doesn't make for quite the dramatic entrance.
Got a lot of funny stuff happening on this page.
The yinglet sitting near the roof looks like he's contemplating what the small, yellow circle is in the sky and why it hurts his eyes to look at it. He'd probably laugh if I told him it's a giant, burning ball of gas.
Lippie and Feeeena (who I'll nickname Leia and Mrs. Peacock, respectively, because that's who they remind me of) running off with an "Eeeeeeeeeee!" is pretty hilarious, imagining it at a high-pitch squeal.
Got a lot of funny stuff happening on this page.
The yinglet sitting near the roof looks like he's contemplating what the small, yellow circle is in the sky and why it hurts his eyes to look at it. He'd probably laugh if I told him it's a giant, burning ball of gas.
Lippie and Feeeena (who I'll nickname Leia and Mrs. Peacock, respectively, because that's who they remind me of) running off with an "Eeeeeeeeeee!" is pretty hilarious, imagining it at a high-pitch squeal.
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