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secondlinaSo, I drew some silly "How to train your dragon" comics. Mostly to test out my blue pencils and my tablet. I can say I drew this in a surprisingly low amount of time compared to my usual work. So, test is a success!
The blue hue might seem a little weird. I was trying out a new coloring style.
ON TO THE COMICS!
Astrid and Hiccup's relationship according to a friend of mine might be slighty competitive and a little slap-slap-kiss-kiss.
Oh, Astrid, you're throwing some curves at him.
Despite hiccup being non-vinking-y, he's still though. He gets pushed around, falls down,
looks out for himself and we can see in the movie that his body is quite solid despite not being strong
(guess slapped in the face by a twirling dragon). Stoic's genes? Yes. yes it is. So, basically, this toughness
is why I didn't make him faint or something after the injury.
Astrid didn't feel a thing. She just turned around because she heard a loud noise and hiccup gasping.
Comics are visible on deviant art :
Part one
Part two
Part three
The blue hue might seem a little weird. I was trying out a new coloring style.
ON TO THE COMICS!
Astrid and Hiccup's relationship according to a friend of mine might be slighty competitive and a little slap-slap-kiss-kiss.
Oh, Astrid, you're throwing some curves at him.
Despite hiccup being non-vinking-y, he's still though. He gets pushed around, falls down,
looks out for himself and we can see in the movie that his body is quite solid despite not being strong
(guess slapped in the face by a twirling dragon). Stoic's genes? Yes. yes it is. So, basically, this toughness
is why I didn't make him faint or something after the injury.
Astrid didn't feel a thing. She just turned around because she heard a loud noise and hiccup gasping.
Comics are visible on deviant art :
Part one
Part two
Part three
