You and me (and the devil makes three) Pgs 1-3

[unwritten_icons]

Here it is, the comic I've slaved over for the better part of a month. It's still not complete, but instead of waiting another two weeks or so before finishing it all, I'll be posting it in 3 page increments

Series: Legend of Zelda (Skyward Sword)
Character: Ghirahim/Zelda, hint of Ghirahim/Hylia
Rating: PG (for kissing)

Note: Takes place in the universe of my fic, Who By Fire, so for the comic to make more sense, I would suggest reading the fic first. However, the comic can still be read alone.

The upload button isn't working for me, so these will have to be pasted here from Photobucket. The images are rather large.

Comments are very, very much appreciated!



Cover:



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Page three:

Comments

[starduchess.livejournal.com]

Ooh, lovely and intriguing. Keep going!

The cover page is gorgeous with just those few hints of color: her hair and the (forbidden) apple. Nicely framed in the window, too.

[unwritten-icons.livejournal.com]

Thank you! There are 16 pages total, counting the cover and back. Every page is drawn, I just have to finish them up in Photoshop.

The apple has significance to the title: The title itself is from this song (http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/obrotherwhereartthou/didntleavenobodybutthebaby.htm), which was used in the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" when the "Sirens" seduce the brothers.

So yeah, there we go. Thanks again for the comment :) More pages will hopefully be up soon.

[impa.livejournal.com]

These are amazing. I love the expressions of all the characters, and the flame-lady is wonderfully done. So much said with mere motion. Also, Zelda's dress. ZELDA'S. DRESS. Can't wait for it to make its debut in the story.

(Pssst... you should draw Zelda in that dress some other time. I know you have a ton of other drawing projects, so you don't really have to consider this - a sketch or something would be cool too!)

lol the apple returns! I really like the starry, chaotic-looking "sky" in the window. It's mystical and otherworldly, yet very lonely... fitting for the tone of the picture, in other words!