More character artwork from my ttrpg project, Wandering Stars….

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More character artwork from my ttrpg project, Wandering Stars….

The last two months have been very busy… the end of the school year and then jumping right into our summer camp, the second week of which we have just finished! We started our camp, Wandering Stars, last summer. It’s centered on a ttrpg I created (of the same name) for younger kids. I’m now working on creating a book with the rules and an adventure scenario. It combines elements of Victorian fantasy, steampunk and traditional sword and sorcery fare, with an emphasis on problem-solving, exploration and teamwork rather then slaughtering monsters (I’ve found younger players tend to want to befriend and adopt the giant spiders rather than fight them!) Here is one of the NPCs from our game, this summer…

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A critical and personal review of each of the 24 Tintin volumes. In this episode, I review The Red Sea Sharks and give my own thoughts on the history of the book, it’s art and the context of the time it was created. In the Red Sea Sharks, Herge enters his late period of Tintin by bringing back an ensemble cast of characters from past adventures. Studios Herge are at the peak of their artistry. Herge receives more criticism for his depiction of black Africans. If you enjoy this and would like to know more about my projects, visit… patreon.com/seanandkiara
What do I do when the news makes me despair? I draw monsters with my kids.
The second in my series dealing with Batman’s extended Silver Age “family.”