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Amphiox updates today! This webcomic updates every day at noon until it completes. The little island out there is where the magic doom eel lives. A nice little touristy spot. You know, for picnics.
[img id] Preview of a page in the webcomic Amphiox. It’s a crop of a scene overlooking a seaside cliff overlaid in blue. Text on top reads: “AMPHIOX http://amphiox.hmcgill.art” [/id]
*the plans don’t have to be, yk, planned. You just have to have “im def gonna meet this person one day” kinda thing
I think the only mutual I ever met IRL that I didn’t know before I followed them on tumblr was @quigonejinn, and that was a whole goddamn decade ago?!? But to this day I do recall that I had a lovely time!
Oh gosh!! My webcomic, Amphiox, launches this Friday on the 16th! It is about magic doom eels.
It will update one page per day until the story is complete. Each page includes a full text transcript so everyone can read along.
[img id] Image depicted is the cover to the webcomic, Amphiox. It’s a black cover with criss-crossing blue serpent coils taking up most of the background. The coils writhe around each other with faint glimmers of scales highlighted, before vanishing into darkness. This is a teaser for the beast that will be encountered and explained within the webcomic.
Layered over the writing coils of the Amphiox is its tail, oddly centered and still compared to the rest of its body. An amphiox’s tail ends in a fin with rounded tips. The fin’s color is a bright, bioluminescent gradient composed of yellow fading into bright skyblue, before tapering into a darker cerulean. The tail has vibrating red highlights. It casts a rainbow of highlights onto its own scales. Attached to this tail are two more, lesser pectoral and dorsal fins, in cerulean blue. The pectoral fin pokes out near the tail, and the dorsal fin is further up, and larger. Layered onto the tail is a vertically-aligned title text: AMPHIOX. Beneath that is ‘H. McGill’ and 'http://amphiox.hmcgill.art’ in white. [/id]
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