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Webcomics : Aatmaja PandyaMagic, slice of life, many shorter stories you can read in one sitting. “Baker’s Dozen” is one of my favourites. Alice and the Nightmare A fantasy story with magic, mystery, evil doppelgängers, lots of purple and pink and dreams and nightmares! Cool stuff. Goodbye to Halos A queer fantasy adventure with magic and friendship! Great art too. [edit: On hiatus now, might be permanent, oh well.] Questionable Content Daily life, love lives and weird things involving AIs in an American town. This one improved a lot throughout the years, I didn’t like the first strips much but I just jumped in recently and have been hooked since. Elephant Town Stories of people living in the same city without knowing each other; I’ve only began to read it, but I liked Corsetto’s previous comic Girls with Slingshots when it aired (a while ago now) and this seems to be even better! Sufficiently Remarkable Realistic daily life story with protagonists in their late 20s/early 30s. Complete, 12 chapters. Three Panel Soul Some fantasy, some humour, some daily life things. The artists are in their thirties or so I think? And it actually shows in a good way. Classy greyscale style. Val and Isaac Casual adventures in space! Webcomic Name Humour strips featuring a blob. Oh no. Your Wild City Fun facts about the flora and fauna you can find in cities. Unicode and languages : LingueeWhat I use instead of a French-English dictionary. Shapecatcher Search for a Unicode character by drawing it! (Doesn’t work with Chinese, Japanese or Korean yet) Unicode Character Converter Convert any text into HTML entities. Useful if you’re building your own website. Wordnik A super-dictionary with etymologies, synonyms, rhymes, reverse dictionary, pronounciations etc. Has a couple of things Wiktionary doesn’t have yet. Software I like Krita My favourite free alternative to Photoshop! Lots of brushes, friendly interface, much easier to handle than GIMP. Better for digital drawing than for editing photos. MusicBee Music player. Lots of options. Resources for drawing : (Or should I wait until I get good before sharing these?)Proko I didn’t start there (Bert Dodson’s book Keys to Drawing was my first step) but his videos are very useful for learning figure drawing and anatomy. (His humour can get a bit annoying though, especially when you rewatch the courses.) Line of Action Good for practicing figure drawing. There are other similar websites out there, like QuickPoses, but this is my favourite. How to Draw Animals Human Anatomy Fundamentals Cool tutorials by Monika Zagrobelna and Joumana Medlej; the website also has others worth checking out. > back to X page > back to home page |
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