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Intermediate IV | A Short Break
OH!!! I’m so happy that Chapter 1 is finally done! I can’t believe I managed to crank out nearly 130 pages in about 5 months? That’s really cool! I am hoping to shorten the time I could do the next few...
View ArticleWebsite Revamp | 20th July 2016
This is probably the largest change I’ve ever done for the site: after 4 years of marriage to the webcomic plugin I’ve decided to call the whole thing off. I loved that plugin very much, and it did do...
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cvi127-128S64 | Chapter Two!
AAAA Welcome back to The Carpet Merchant of Konstantiniyya (and TWiDI!). This could have come sooner if not for the fact that summer is one of two of my peak freelance periods. I’m doing an anthology...
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I’m so sorry for the inconsistent sizing of TWiDI (as a whole)! I recently revamped the theme and switched CMS plugins. And having a new theme means I’ve to change the size of the comic again so that...
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Your nerd husband’s a big boy now, if you can’t already tell. Also drawing this spread scared me a little in regards to how much Zey looks like his dad. Not in the same face way! But you can see how...
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Jeegare manee is the Persian/Farsi equivalent for ‘I love you’, something in the likes of the Spanish ‘te amo’ but the gist of the literal translation is something like ‘you’re my liver’. They...
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*arrives two days late with Starbucks* I happened to be at the point in the update where these two spreads (this one and the next) had to undergo a HUGE and SUDDEN revision. So it took a lot more time...
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The Edirnekapi (Edirne Gate, Gate of Charisius, Gate of Adrianople, gosh man) is a gate located on the Sixth Hill of Istabul, and is part of the old wall surrounding the city. It’s the gate that faces...
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