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This is a silly idea I had that I decided to draw out as a comic. Also kind of a practice run for when I start my comic project. Man I am really rusty with comic-drawing, but hopefully I can get back into the groove of it, in between bigger pics.

Also, I am experimenting! Greyscale and no shading, with 7 shades of colors to limit myself for the most part, except for skintones which I just felt like being more precise for that (for example, Match's skin here is the same tone as what I used in my last pic of him, just desaturated into greyscale). So if I do decide to go with this for my comic project, it would be easier on me for coloring. With simple backgrounds too!

I know some people just do outlines with no color for comics, and others are willing to do full color and even shading and other effects, but I kinda wanted an in-between of those two. Mainly because I don't want to end up being too slowed down in details and take a lot time to post the comics, especially since I have a job that takes up most of my time, you know? So I don't expect my output to be too fast in the first place.

Also kinda tried drawing arms at different angles, but even with references of like "If you bend the arm this way, it will look like this from a certain angle", things still look... off. Well, at least I tried? Anyways, enjoy!

Description
This is a silly idea I had that I decided to draw out as a comic. Also kind of a practice run for when I start my comic project. Man I am really rusty with comic-drawing, but hopefully I can get back into the groove of it, in between bigger pics.

Also, I am experimenting! Greyscale and no shading, with 7 shades of colors to limit myself for the most part, except for skintones which I just felt like being more precise for that (for example, Match's skin here is the same tone as what I used in my last pic of him, just desaturated into greyscale). So if I do decide to go with this for my comic project, it would be easier on me for coloring. With simple backgrounds too!

I know some people just do outlines with no color for comics, and others are willing to do full color and even shading and other effects, but I kinda wanted an in-between of those two. Mainly because I don't want to end up being too slowed down in details and take a lot time to post the comics, especially since I have a job that takes up most of my time, you know? So I don't expect my output to be too fast in the first place.

Also kinda tried drawing arms at different angles, but even with references of like "If you bend the arm this way, it will look like this from a certain angle", things still look... off. Well, at least I tried? Anyways, enjoy!