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Blood Magic Tales - Page 6

Location: Blood Magic Tales
Artists: Troy Nixey (All) ,  Yo Kuri (Writer)

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Location: Blood Magic Tales
Title: Blood Magic Tales - Page 6*
Artist:  Troy Nixey (All) ,  Yo Kuri (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 222
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 6/13/2024

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Page 6 of my collaboration with Troy Nixey. 14.25"x21.75" and hand-lettered by Troy. All 48 pages will be on display at HEROES CON at my table **ii-1313** (right next to George Hage). I'll have mini-comics, candy, original art for sale and I be doing a few con sketches. Stop by to say hi!

There will be a Kickstarter for this book in September with a FREE digital tier. You can read all 48 pages in color for FREE. Sign up for the newsletter at www.bloodmagictales.com. I won't spam and there will be cool process content from Troy.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/13/2024

BONG!  Great page design and the Nixey inks are so sharp.  Did you write a page for each panel and give thumbnails a la Alan Moore?

Yo Kuri Member Since 2019
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Posted On 6/23/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  BONG!  Great page design and the Nixey inks are so sharp.  Did you write a page for each panel and give thumbnails a la Alan Moore?
 "

Thank you! Generally, each page was about a paged typed. I wrote for the individual panels, but left all of the camera work and composition to Troy. In many cases, he would change the panelling, sequencing and direction to suit his vision of the story. I didn't care where he'd take it, as long as we hit the key beats of the story. As an artist, I wouldn't want the writer to be overly controlling. I think he appreciated the freedom and I loved his ideas and they enhanced the story. It was an incredible collaboration! The last panel was all Troy's idea.