Juicy Previews... (Patreon)

I'm sharing my future comics and illustration ideas for "VGS."

Almost all of these projects are long-term, and i hope to start them in the coming weeks.

The Twelve Forever comic: it was a mini-illustrated story which i later transformed into a short comic, about Reggie's mother's adventures in her daughter's fantasy world. This project will be a temporary exclusive for "VGS" (since it was listed in the works map for all membership levels). Due to Patreon restrictions i'm still revising some sections featuring Reggie and his friends (note that the boys won't be an integral part of the story or its sexual scenes, but rather secondary characters, inserted only for their presence and for a line or two).

The Torch Chronicles: this idea came to me last summer and is still in development. It's loosely based on the Gravity Falls episode, where Dipper finds the crystals to zoom in and out, and will be developed as an illustrated story. I plan to include 18 "extension"-themed illustrations featuring many cartoon characters, including 6 OCs by Artists (hoping they'll give me their approval). I'll then lay out the whole thing in PDF format as if it were a small comic.

The Adventures of Zia Meloni: with the creator's approval, i want to create more stories (comics, comic strips) about this busty showbiz star. Unfortunately, Patreon tore my wings before i could fly (remember what happened with the first Zia's comic), so i'm still deciding what to do.

Hot Portals: remember that mini comic starring Hekapoo and Candace? Well, i've decided to develop a rebbot, also in comics. The project will be two pages per story (i'm still considering whether to use the French cage and the Mickey Mouse cage) and will focus on Hekapoo who travels between worlds (based on TV cartoons) to make loooove. Now, i can't promise that because i'm still researching the various contexts in which to draw, but if i find a good number of TV series to set the stories in, then i might even do with this idea what i did with "Project Rita," that is, let you choose the destinations of the scissor-smith.

These are my current plans for this subscription level, always including the special polls and the characters chosen by you.

As for animation, i'm continuing to read and practice (through sketches on paper). R. Williams' Survival Kit is very useful, although dated in some parts, for understanding to the best of your ability how to animate a character "frame by frame."

Unfortunately, it all depends on your experience (which in my case is zero), but I'm not giving up.

My goal is to create small, looping sketches, just to enhance the content of my pages and my commissions.