Showing posts with label Winter Wolves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter Wolves. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

Maloriak and a big congrats!



In true Winter Wolves fashion, pulling a random, "Our act is together" moment out of our behinds, we started work on the Ascendent Council and managed to kill them in one night This is huge. This is so much better than we've had things going for a while. I really really want it to continue. It feels like we have the old raid back again.

I, personally, would like to credit the addition of new players and some... *coughsleavingscoughs* of old. You know those people who just get your raid down? We had one leave. Tuesday was full of joyous celebration. It was great.

Plus we have more women in the raid now, which is both amusing and awesome because it definitely changes the dynamic, especially when we're all talking. That's a topic for another comic.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Stop being so LOUD. GAWD.




There was probably more. But I had a friend sitting next to me whining that I've been making my comics too helpful. So this will hopefully be a step in the previous direction.

But as the Flowchart of Fail can attest, nothing I ever do is satisfactory so we might as well just pre-blame the Kairene and move on. On the other hand, I do have another comic waiting in the wings. Take THAT.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

The Great Return!


So yeah... after a VERY long hiatus... I'm back! During this time I have moved from Florida to Washington State thanks to a change in employment of the significant other and have recently reacquired gainful employment. So huzzah.

This post brought to you by the letter Bearstorm.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Guest Comic Dos!




This guest comic brought to you by a good friend, Oph, who frequently satirizes lots of things in WoW. He has another comic idea that I need to draw up and he will forever live on in infamy thanks to the obvious wild popularity of this comic.

Also, for those of you that are members of the Winter Wolves forums, you can now read this blog through their website as the RSS feed links directly to a blog I have there.

Life is crazy, NaNoWriMo is being a fairly decent success, and I move to Washington in 5 days. Internet goes away... in 2. Sadness. Well, the desktop goes away in 2. I will actually have a netbook for the point of travel. Huzzah!

Monday, July 19, 2010

Trashless Instances are Fun!




Things about stuff. You're gonna have to wait for the next Terms post. But there will be another one coming because I still have to include Ainur Strat.


That is all. My mind is kind of dead right now.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Back by Popular Demand: Terms 2



Now keep in mind, the list of terms to include has rather exploded, so there's more to work on. But this is Part 2. I don't have much to say otherwise.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Say what?!



I've made the switch to Chrome from Firefox and I love it already. The real test will come when I start having multiple tabs PLUS WoW plus Netflix or Hulu open because that seems to be how I crashed Firefox a lot. Time will tell ;D

I've also gone through and taken all of these comics, which are drawn and (recently) colored by hand, and organized them in a binder. Rest assured the originals are intact thanks to plastic sleeves, but now it feels like I actually have an artist's portfolio as I've also included my recent artwork unrelated to the comic. It's nice though, having it all organized and protected, especially since none of it is in a journal or bound paper. Yay looseleaf. I also like how cardstock is working. It's nice and stiff (hahah), doesn't wrinkle easily, and can hold up if I feel like playing with watercolor.

For those that are interested, the color in these comics has all been done with water color pencils, I just haven't added water. But I like how the color looks on the page compared to crayola colored pencils (I'm too cheap to have anything more expensive than that).'


In terms of the comic, I'm sure all raid groups and guilds have a language that seems to be all their own. Sure there might be crossover of terms, but these are what Winter Wolves raiders use most. Our fall back language that every new recruit comes to learn, know, love and abuse extensively. There is, of course, potential for expansion.