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Since the very start of my comic, I've had Arlo being the rowdy one, the partier, the clown, extroverted, brash, fearless (and sometimes very short sighted) with Archer being his guiding light through his growth in the story.

Then I got thinking..... >:3

Let's put a character in a position that's out of their comfort zone and see what happens! That's exactly what I'm doing in the final scene of Volume 2. Without spoilers, this very act will steer the story into places not expected. The night is young, and they've only had 2-3 rounds so far!

I've attached some VERY old images (circa 2014) showing what I thought would be this scene one day. It just goes to show that as you grow as a storyteller, sometimes shifting or even turning something on its head can be less predictable, and far more exciting (and even funny). :)

The rough sketch is from tonight :P

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Earl J Aversano

Quite the evolution in your art style! And I REALLY can't wait to see what you do with Arlo! He's definitely my favorite character in the bunch, and I enjoy his brash, impulsive, and mischievous personality. Lol

Earl J Aversano

Question though: since Arlo is now obviously of drinking age, does that work in his world like it does in ours? Have you considered the sundry little details of the culture and history of your world? How old is Arlo, if his species ages like humans do?

Laraine Hudson

The artwork just keeps getting better! Can’t wait to see who makes Arlie uncomfortable!

Gally

You have made actually insane progress. Do you smoke crack?

Pierre Redmon

It's amazing how much your art style has evolved over the years. The difference is night and day. :)