Is that a commercial cargo ship? It is definitely not ours, is it? “It is a cargo ship, but its load is not commercial”, I thought. I had no idea what the dark octagon in the sky would unleash.
Rob Bosco – Complex City extract.
“It was obvious then that STAR had a mole deeper than the Trident thought at the time. Those soldiers didn’t know exactly what they were preventing when they fought those rebels in that small room”
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“It was Captain Valdan’s obsession, you know? The gunship project, and I can’t blame him, really. He helped with its development; he and I, we were a team. However, he was the only one getting all the credit”. Complex City extract.
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For this Inktober, I decided to match a selected group of prompt words from the official list to a scene from an original story of mine: Complex City. A science fiction novel in which the individuals are merely disposable instruments of groups of power and institutions, but will somebody rebel?
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Here’s the final entry (for me) to this past Inktober. This is an illustration that I came up with since the first time I read the prompt word “Scarecrow.” It took me a bit to resume the drawing by the end of October, but here it is.
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I really like this one, particularly because I was going to do a Rhino playing a trompet, but immediatelly I knew I couldn’t draw this animal while ignoring it is an endangered species; I felt my illustration needed to say somthing about it.
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Dear Journal, you won’t believe what happened under the old bakery today. This girl is Sally, an original character I made up to star in an original short story I wrote for my daughter. This scene would be perfect for book 2.
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Here’s a homage to one of the most enjoyable books from Stephen King’s Dark Tower Series, “The Wastelands” (book 3). If you’ve read the book, you’ll get the references:
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This scene was originally conceived for the prompt word “BEAST” of last year’s Inktober, where three original characters were going on a quest to hunt a supernatural beast. Back in that year, I was writing a short story for each prompt-word, and this was probably the most ambitious of them in such a way that I couldn’t finish neither the story nor the illustration. But now it’s here.
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This was an idea I had after discarding the possibility to do a remake of 2020’s inktober.
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