Anonymous asked: I really love your duck comics and how you portray the characters! I never read the comics, so yours are some of my first real exposure to some of the characters, like Gladstone and Fethry, and I like how you write and draw them. But now I feel if I check out the comics I'll be disappointed how the characters I've come to love with your spin on them are portrayed in the published ones. You've done too good a job, haha! Your version of the ducks is my favorite!

What an awesome problem to have caused ahaha, but I promise the reason my version of the characters is that way is because I’m not trying to write them, I’m just trying to listen to them. I read these comics A LOT growing up, and even now! as many of them as possible! True, there’s always a bit of wriggle room between writers but on the whole the reason the duck comics and their characters have survived so long and been so beloved is because… they? Are real? These guys have been kicking around existing as fully fleshed characters for like 80 years now and they definitely have voices of their own. I’m always gratified to hear that people find my version pretty true to the original, so I think if you have a go at the real comics you’ll be pleasantly surprised!

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vengeancelatte:

i couldnt get this idea out of my head oops

LMAOOOO I M FCKING LAUGHING SO HARD WORTT

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sandflakedraws:

okay i just really love her design

Anonymous asked: I know Gladstone was one of RGB's influences, but were any of the ducks an influence on Hero?

not consciously- but then, Gladstone was basically an unconscious influence himself! it was only when I’d really started the comic that I realised they had so much in common. If Hero has any influence from the ducks it’s probably the original flavour HDL trio, being the mix of upstart, genius and cute affectionate lil’ darlings that they are. On the whole though what went into the melting pot for Hero was very different than for RGB- there’s Moomin, Snufkin, and Snowy and Tintin in her to name but a few. A little bit of Winnie the Pooh, Toon Link and Cheburashka, too.

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dumb cliche dialogue and overused heart metaphors

TPoH: Update!

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New page available here on the TPoH website! Also available to read here on Smackjeeves!

If you want to buy books of this comic or some nice lil badges and such, how about checking out the new TPoH Topatoco site right here, or tell your friends about it!There are also always lots of my doodles to buy on nice stuff in my Society6 merch box too!

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people asking how I do the blob/sketch thing- honestly a lot of them time I go straight in with the blobs to form the masses and line of action, but sometimes like with this doodle comic I need a rough guide for the composition or very particular...

people asking how I do the blob/sketch thing- honestly a lot of them time I go straight in with the blobs to form the masses and line of action, but sometimes like with this doodle comic I need a rough guide for the composition or very particular face angles/expressions. I turn the sketch riiiight down though so I can only just see it, because I want the picture to be pretty much organically fed by the tones and forms I’m using rather than a set of predetermined lines

makin up for that sad feel drawing yesterday with Good Cousin Hugs

makin up for that sad feel drawing yesterday with Good Cousin Hugs

celebi9:
“So upon seeing this post, the colors of the coat made me think of a night sky, so I had to draw it out!
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:O !!!!

celebi9:

So upon seeing this post, the colors of the coat made me think of a night sky, so I had to draw it out!

:O !!!!

sumoswine:

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My Calarts film for this year!

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