SPQR Technicolor

[spqrblues]

Here's the latest experiment with colour.

It's still taking me much too long to make this practical. So, fooey.

Part XXXV was also posted today.

Comments

[ndgmtlcd.livejournal.com]

It works! It's great!

[meritahut.livejournal.com]

:)

It was fun, too, actually. It might go more quickly if I can learn not to fuss and redo and redo so much.

[dr-phil-physics.livejournal.com]

In this series and the other one posted today, I really like what you do with Spendi's expressions. I'm not quite sure how much is sadness over her master and upset over the uncertainty being thrown onto her life... but I'll happy linger around the place and wait to see what happens.

Dr. Phil

[meritahut.livejournal.com]

Good point. As property, she has absolutely no idea what will happen to her next. He might have freed her in his will, but there were some wonky rules around this time about freeing young slaves. She might be bequeathed to one or another family member. She might be sold off who-knows-where. At least she doesn't have to worry about being bundled up in his tomb for use in the afterlife, but that's about all she can be sure of.

Color rendition

[(Anonymous)]

Saw your SPQR Blues webcomic, and was HIGHLY impressed! (Hey, I rarely donate to webcomics, but this one's special). And the color ones are truly impressive.
Audentes Fortuna Juvet, Klio. Thanks, Jay Crandall AKA BarkingSpiders

Re: Color rendition

[meritahut.livejournal.com]

Tibi gratias ago, Jay Crandall! And thank you for boosting my peculiar little artistic ego :)

I have some sort of momentum going at the moment and hope to maintain a daily schedule of at least several comics a week for a while. I hope you'll stay and read and comment from time to time.