Scene Setter

Books have long paragraphs that describe the setting. Then they go into dialogue. I have a picture that sets up the setting, then I go straight into it. After drawing the boar fight, I stopped drawing for awhile, but last week I forced myself to it again. I wanted to create a really cozy rural wood cabin house. I want to give the reader, the same feeling Mina has, going from modern life to outdoorzy place. This drawing is perhaps the longest I've ever worked on, just because I redrew it so many times. In the end, I really did not achieve it, well its here anyways.





Picture: That kitchen room in charlie’s house Dorothy Charlie Bishop Rheysa and now Mina dressed talking
Charlie: What a peculiar story you tell me Bishop. Well, wherever she came from, Mina is our guest here and now.
Mina: Thanks for having me.
Charlie: Right, well, despite our ignorance of what the chronicle is telling us, going with our original plan, Mina will now accompany you two to the multiple ruins. Unfortunately you won’t be leaving as soon as we wanted.
Bishop: What’s happened?

And hopefully I will have more in the future. Baah, my pictures keep getting cut off.