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Pen (G-pen & maru-pen) on paper, screen tone effects done on Photoshop.

Cover art for the Sword of the Stranger doujinshi (gag parody, mostly 4-panel comics) which will hopefully be printed out and sold coming Sunday on 3rd Place, a Korean doujinshi-only event.

異刃 means Strange Sword and 別曲 is a type of tranditional poetry, though of course it doesn't have a thing to do with poems and was merely stuck there for a four-character title; and the word was also used on a few earlier doujinshis I did with my sister. BTW, Rarou is reading a Japanese textbook-the title should be on the right side of the book, but wrote it on the left for better visibility.

Actually I finished the contents (16 pages) last November but couldn't make it in time for the event so it wasn't made into a book. After that couldn't squeeze in for any other doujinshi event since it's so competitive. I did manage to put my name on the waiting list for the May event, but almost gave it up until they suddenly contacted me last week. Talk of short notices.

Naturally it's in Korean although I have been getting questions through my Japanese website on making a Japanese translation. Which I would have if my Japanese wasn't so unskilled and slow and the comics didn't have so much dialogue. How come my comics are so damn talkative?

Description
Pen (G-pen & maru-pen) on paper, screen tone effects done on Photoshop.

Cover art for the Sword of the Stranger doujinshi (gag parody, mostly 4-panel comics) which will hopefully be printed out and sold coming Sunday on 3rd Place, a Korean doujinshi-only event.

異刃 means Strange Sword and 別曲 is a type of tranditional poetry, though of course it doesn't have a thing to do with poems and was merely stuck there for a four-character title; and the word was also used on a few earlier doujinshis I did with my sister. BTW, Rarou is reading a Japanese textbook-the title should be on the right side of the book, but wrote it on the left for better visibility.

Actually I finished the contents (16 pages) last November but couldn't make it in time for the event so it wasn't made into a book. After that couldn't squeeze in for any other doujinshi event since it's so competitive. I did manage to put my name on the waiting list for the May event, but almost gave it up until they suddenly contacted me last week. Talk of short notices.

Naturally it's in Korean although I have been getting questions through my Japanese website on making a Japanese translation. Which I would have if my Japanese wasn't so unskilled and slow and the comics didn't have so much dialogue. How come my comics are so damn talkative?