I absolutely adore anything that has to do with "classes" (though not the hierarchical variety!) and
archetypes, since giving drawings more background story/context rather that simply posting fancy art but without the
story behind said art, to my mind, really makes my mind race even more (and I should pay more attention to proper
sentence construction, lol)... so your art gets my vote for the DSC's June-July monthly display event, Ephie. ^_~
Though the other entries also give me that 'intrigued' feeling, yours is really loaded with lots of context...
and raises lots of questions. I should REALLY prioritize reading up on your Zodiac Dreamers story: where do you keep the
text, by the way? Or are you just making the story as you draw your art? I only read the intro on your userpage: a hero
confronted with a dilemma running thru the core of his/his comrades' existence; why does altruism/sacrifice and
egoism/love of self have to be always at odds with each other (the danger of dualistic thinking, as I'd name it)
and other interesting questions.
I love this line very much: "Can truth be acceptable just by agreeing on what is shown on the surface?"
Also, regarding the artwork, I'm just wondering why you drew the Ninja class character as the only one evidently
holding a weapon. It's interesting for me to see characters relying on other means to fight, instead of depending
on physical implements (as the case is so with most "classes"-based stories, following a stereotyped rule
"The-Bigger-The-Weapon-The-More-Powerful-I-Am", lol).
As for critique on the technical chu-chu of All of Us Are Dreamers, I don't
feel I have anything else to say (honestly, I'm a little weak on the technical aspect-critiquing part), but I kind
of notice that most of your characters' eyes have this 'smug, confident' look to them, especially the
psychic's and the predator's... am I right or am I just entering one of my hallucinatory phases, lol?
Lastly, this is not the "thank you for the nice GB post" and "thank you for really embodying and
upholding 'Support Doujinshi'" post and the "wow, I am so proud and happy that you and many other
doujinshi lovers are doing their part in promoting/supporting your own indy art" post I owe you! Probably, in the
coming days, I may be able to do so (I have this little thing called "W.A.R. fever"? I hope it subsides soon,
lol), but please believe me when I say that I am really happy for you and for all that you've done to stand up to
share art that comes from your very hearts... and before I get mushy and teary-eyed here, fin!