Ken’s art style really hits that unintentionally disturbing point of the uncanny valley. You can still see some traces of the Sonic style in the eyes and hair, but other details like the realistic teeth and the more human-sized proportions just throw the designs completely off. Though part of me wonders if the Sonic.exe mods would be more effectively scary if they went with this look. 😅
@@Cure_HanaThose crappy exe games would definitely not be such a joke if they actually used those hideous designs. Now that's how you make something terrifying to more than just 6 year olds.
I think it’s the detailed mouths and the really indecisive method of character design. Like it’s neither human nor animal yet it’s both at the same time. The eyes are huge and the shading just draws attention to how ill fit the mouths and eyes are on the characters. Like that can work if done on purpose for something intended to horrify.
The reprints having characters still owned by Sega showing up with unaltered designs and names has me a little confused about what Ken is and isn't allowed to do.
i think reprinted work is held under different rules especially for works that might have been orphaned by their publisher (Archie). Im no expert though. It's also possible Sega just would rather not deal with him than pursue legal action, especially for something as trivial as old reprints.
he could definitely do a scott cawthon and take advantage of his art's uncanniness in this way. turn the lara-su chronicles into a psychological horror.
@@dummyyogurt5375 You talking about turning this into a horror comic has just got me wondering what kind of fanfiction people might write about this thing...there's literally Sonichu fanfiction out there. If people make fanfiction of that, surely people will make fanfiction of this too.
@@Nodeathnolife I literally have no clue what you're talking about. I wasn't justifying any harassment, all I was saying was that even a different infamous comic made by an arguably even more infamous creator has fanfiction, so this one has a chance of getting some too. I think you replied to the wrong comment, my guy.
Fun fact, which is mentioned elsewhere in the comments, Scourge is NOT in fact owned by Ken. He is one of the characters Sega is legally unable to use but he's in a strange grey area that even ken cant really do anything with. he can USE him but he cant claim ownership of him. Same with his understudy and Mammoth Mogul. Figured i'd say this so people know they CAN use these characters for the funnies and completely avoid problems with the law!
Mogul is owned (or at least was created) by Scott Fulop. He tried to do what Ken did _(even making a mockup of a shop with merchendise for his character),_ to little success. Scourge is weird. He's a derivative of Sonic (who's owned by Sega, obviously), debuted in a story written by Ken Penders & Mike Kanterovich, while his green redesign was: - designed by Patrick Spaziante - written into the story by Ian Flynn - ordered to be redesigned by Mike Pellerito (the editor).
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Every time I feel bad about my own art, I'm reminded that both Ken Penders and Rob Leifeld both have decades-spanning careers in comics and suddenly that one hand looking weird on a random page of my comic doesn't seem to matter much any more.
@@ShinGallon I mean when you look back at the art that made them famous it's clearly much better than their current work even if it's still an acquired taste.
i really hate to say it, and ive never admitted it. but i feel like i have to. i had always seen ken penders pictures with a mustache. ever since i saw him without it, i realized that he draws his own mouth as reference in ALL of his artwork. now you too, cant unsee it. youre welcome
I think there was more factors as to why the Archie series ended. He might’ve been responsible for it, but I think Sega wanted a reset of the universe so sonic would have the same personality as he does in the games.
Yes and no, Sega was fine with the comic as it was due to being a sure-fire money maker, and even they knew forcing a rapid change to a twenty-plus-year old book would be damaging. However Archie Comic's incompetance when Ken came with his lawsuit, made them throw their weight as it is their IP to protect, and the reboot was the best course to salvage the book and not pay Ken his demanded royalty fees. While I hold Ken, Archie and Sega for the book's doom, I hold Ken and Archie more in contempt, while with Sega I have some understanding of where they stood and why they ultimately pushed for their specific 'how the characters act' mandates, as much as some of it grinds my gears.
@@manoftruth0935 actually I made some proof via my socials talking about this but he never created evil Sonic he never even did the illustrations for Sonic the Hedgehog issue 11 which was the comic he first appeared in the writing was done by Ken But the art was done by Dan Manak Who was actually a very prominent artist for the Archie Sonic comics from issues 1 to issue 11 fast forward to 2006 after Ken had already left the comic series the person that would give him his green redesign was Patrick spaziante who was one of the first Sonic fans to work on the comic alongside Ian Flynn Ken penders may have had some ideas for evil Sonic which would be utilized in the comic but the idea is that he had like the concept of an alternate version of a character whether they're evil or not and basically all of the other alterations that were made on his design are all ideas that anyone can utilize he never made an original concept So to put it lightly Ken penders basically took the copyright to a character he never even created If you want to credit somebody for creating evil Sonic AKA scourge the Hedgehog You credit the actual people who drew him witch is Dave Manak and his redesign by Patrick spaziante It's actually very similar to Mickey mouse's creation where Walt Disney did have ideas for the character but it was Ub iwerks who drew and created the character And as a person who is currently applying to college for law and has been studying law for the past two years I can clarify to you that Ken pender's lied to everybody
Hi my name is Tom I’m a part time freelance artist. I was the production artist on this book. I was the technical and creative side of this project. In short I was responsible making sure the book is put together, art quality was met to professional standards, pages themselves look best they can be. ensure print quality standards are met, and will often collect, process and organize files. I had to go and make sure the 25 years later, The Strom and shattered dimensions were all up to print standards and be ready for the printers. I wasn’t aware of the 25 year later stuff was altered from what I as in not fitting the page for part from that everything looks the same. When I assembled the book and started with the 25 year later stuff I had to upscale it to make sure it met printing standards and looking good while upscaling the art to 300 DPI. I had to go in and touch up the art in some places not much but a little bit so it looked good on paper, so I did a bit of graphic designing on the side as well, for this project. This came up in my recommendations and thought I give this a watch. I do have one discrepancy with the book I wasn’t made aware that the 25 year later stuff was changed. With its sizing, so it be the bars there that wasn’t in my original edits of the books I worked on and I made sure it filled the page fully. The edits to the original pages at the end I was aware of, it was primary done to flow into the new content pretended in this book. All the new content in the book was already made at 600 DPI so my job make sure page order was correct and The pages himself met quantity Control and ready to print quantity (same as the 25 years Later stuff). I have to say, I really enjoyed your video and found it funny and informative. If you have any questions, you wanna know about this book and the future book which I am working on for Ken please don’t hesitate to ask.
I love all these comments praying for this guy or whatever. 😁 May your dreams be unhaunted with tall Echidnas and bug-eyed skunks from working on this comic all day.
@@LillLizzert She was and SEGA actually wanted to use her future games, but nooo, Ken had to put his hands on her because of "copyright infringement". Despite the similarities, the concept of an evil organization from a supposed "dead" race has been used over the years. General Zod and his followers for example.
@@alanemocab3465 Honestly I agree, Sega should just start using Shade then. Even if Penders cries about it it's not enforceable. You can't copyright concepts. You can only own characters. And Shade isn't his.
you could include the one person who bought ten copies as some form of revenge against Ian Flynn, only to then get upset and complain that there’s a transgender character in the book, so they might have gone through with returning it? knowing the person, they are truly Unhinged on a whole other level, so idk lmao
The no-linework, shading with...black? The burn tool? Is exactly the style that I had at 15 years old. In 2009. When I, for the first time ever, did digital art in photoshop with a mouse. But at least I had the sense not to define the character's individual teeth and mouth wrinkles! Eugh! It's so uncanny to combine these overly detailed human mouths onto an anthropomorphic design with giant, stylised eyes! Why did he do it that way? Was he too angry at Archie and decided his style needed to be as different as possible? It's certainly not easier than sticking to linework and just colouring + cel shading! And the random PS2 island asset edit into that one panel?? What!?? Why!???
This is so true 😭 I’m an artist and my number one rule is to not airbrush shade and this is exactly why… I’m 14 and I can confidently say I can probably do better than this shading wise
I honestly wonder if he is intentionally leaning into it like it's some... avant garde art style or something. I mean, he's got to be happy enough with the way it looks or... why would you print it?? Why would you have that very frame of the cute round little Mobian characters suddenly turning... weird, lumpy and triangular in an alternate timeline?
I admire his dedication to getting this out there, as terrible as it is. What's really a shame is Ken actually used to be a decent artist, not great but not outwardly bad. He refused to grow as an artist or stay in practice and his art suffered horribly for it. He also failed to nail a visually pleasing style for any of the characters, which if he had tried a little harder, would've lessened some of the backlash to this.
Yeah. He used to work on Star Trek comics, where I think he was decent. Even his "The Lost Ones" comic - which he supposedly illustrated himself - didn't look half bad. But now he doesn't even draw humans well.
I dunno how you can advance backwards in art. The only thing I can tell is that he's using a lot more digital modification tools in his work that gives everything a less than organic feel. It's almost like a human (you'd like to think) is replicating AI art with it's uncanny weirdness. The overall vibe is that he discovered basic Photoshop filters and modifiers and thought "that's going to be my artstyle now"
@@BlaizeTheDragon You stop practicing outside your interests and get complacent doing only what's comfy to you, that is how. Funnily he's basically making the same mistakes 2010 deviantartlets used to do when upgrading from MSPaint to literally any program with 1998-clipart-worthy special effects.
He's good at drawing humans, but he's not good at stylization, which is a skill in and of itself. learning how to simplify a character design or person in a way that is appealing and easy to replicate is an underrated skill, one that penders clearly hasn't worked very much on.
It's been going around Ken was less of an artist on those comics and more of an inker and touch-up artist. So if that was what he did during the majority of his work, and didn't improve his own art, then, there you go, artistic talent going backwards.
I was curious about that as well. I wonder if he's made some sort of deal if he also plans to get the rest reprinted. I'd be surprised, but I suppose it's possible.
Sonic character examples are: Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Dr. Eggman, Big the Cat, Cream, Vanilla, Team Chaotix. Ken Penders’ characters? Apparently all the original ones in The Dark Brotherhood. It’s the reason that game is so notorious now.
Also allow me to explain what a chronon is through written illustration: It takes, get ready for this, *180 TRILLION^2 (squared)* chronons for me to write this comment (yes I tried my best on the math) 6 chronons isn't even enough time for the photons making up Lara Su's physical image to enter Commander Taelor's eyeballs, and that's something that happens literally at the speed of light.
Actually I'm sorry I realized I screwed up the math after posting that. It *should* be *180 TRILLION TO THE POWER OF 10 TRILLION* (that's an even shorter amount of time) My statement of 6 chronons not being enough time for light coming from a monitor about 40 centimeters away (1 foot 4 inches) to enter Commander Taelor's eyeballs remains correct, however
So basically, a chronon is a ridiculously miniscule amount of time, and Kenny Pendy made up a different time unit using the same name as a real time unit.
@@jonathangoodwin5609 So in other words, it's a completely meaningless word that fails at its sole purpose of telling us how much time has passed since the events Taelor is watching. Wonderful.
I'm guessing Ken's apparent style deterioration is due to technology. Back then, he would've used inks and pencils to draw the charactets, which generally worked with the style of the comic, but now he's probably experimenting with digital art, which has way more tools on offer. Maybe the uncanny style is an attempt at pursuing something more realistic while maintaining the toony style? It doesn't exactly come across well...
Let this sink in, Ken tried to claim that he owned Knuckles. He tried to steal a heavily established character who has existed since the third Sonic game from SEGA. This was during the infamous lawsuit he made against Archie, and thank god, SEGA stepped in and put a stop to that asshole trying to claim "Everything Echidna" was his.
Ken is crazy for thinking he could even try to say he made him. That's like me saying I own Master Chief because I helped with some art. (This is a hypothetical situation, I wish I could work on Halo)
I'm pissed he's why we can't use Scourge the Hedgehog. Apparently he owns Evil Sonic but not Scourge, but sega doesn't feel like going to court over it
As far as I know, Penders never claimed he owned or created Knuckles. However, he has claimed that his stories with Knuckles are the main contributing factor behind the character's popularity, which you argue either for or against. They were undoubtedly popular enough to get their own spinoff series that ran almost three years... but that series wasn't written particularly well at all, and gradually dropped off in sales as readers started to realize it. Like all of Penders' stories, it just sort of strung readers along for months and months, promising that something BIG was coming someday, but never getting there. Every story he writes is basically just an advertisement for the next issue.
penders vs. sega was the legal equivalent of somebody flaunting they won an internet argument just bc the other side blocked them due to how annoying they were being lmao.
It will never fail to make me laugh over the fact that Ken LOST the Sega case, because he took too long. Its more like an argument where someone shows up 6 months late, and nobody cares by then
I think that’s supposed to be 10^-24 seconds. A chronon is the hypothetical smallest possible unit of time (under the assumption that time isn’t continuous and thus *can* have a smallest unit)
@@rheawelsh4142 Even if he did make up the word, it's stupid and pointless to invent a unit of time that the reader has no way of understanding. We the reader have no way of knowing whether "6 Chronons in the future" means "just enough time to have lunch" or "long enough for multiple civilisation to rise, fall, and crumble to dust". Thus, it's a worthless sentence.
It's incredible how much of the collaborative work of the Archie comics he wants to believe belongs to him, including characters he literally never made or owned.
Apparently RU-vid doesn't like certain things being typed so I'll reword it ,how does pal comix make more money than a guy who inked a few sonic comics lol
Sonichu is so bad it almost feels like it’s on purpose if you know nothing about Chris Chan which gives it a fun quality ro it . Ken penders art gives me a headache
Tbh I think if penders redesigned his characters to be a little to do with sonic as possible (eg. kept their story but different names and their designs are more alien than animal-human hybrids) this wouldn't be that bad as an original work. The human faces on the animals looks creepy yes, but for a sci-fi world of aliens that would likely look human-like but slightly off would work wonders for it. It's interesting that he wants to not be connected to archie sonic, yet (what I think) is holding him back is that he chooses to keep to that sonic world and story; which is both ironic and concerning. Especially since the echidna's could easily be just recoloured blue and it could be seen as an entirely different race. I will say at least he's trying to get his original work out there. It definitely needs more alterations but if it's something he's passionate for, it's great! But this is me looking at this positively.
If he just let go of the past and work on his strengths in his art and create something original with it. Then maybe he would be more successful. But the problem this Sonic OC crap he's doing. All of the Sonic stuff he made for Archie....it's in the past....it's just nothing more than a distant part of the past of a franchise he does not own in the slightest. And trying to hold onto these forgotten relics from something he does not own and make money off of them is just not gonna work for him in the end. I honestly think that the best thing to do is to just let go of what you made in the past. ESPECIALLY when it's derivative of someone else's work. Oh believe me! I know it's hard to let go of something you spent so much time cooking up in your head and planning. But it's better if he just finally puts all of this echidna nonsense to rest, and move on from it to something actually new and creative. I mean you can still reuse some general concepts from the past and rework them to create something new. That's what TONS of Sonic fans have done over the years. Take something they clearly have a passion for and make it something new while still being related to it in heart and spirit. That's what Ken should do. If he truly loves this peice of fiction, then he would let it go and perhaps make something inspired by it, perhaps it would be even better than what he did in the past. Because he can't ride this dead, rotted away part of the franchise forever. Someday maybe he'll see that he's wasting more time latching and holding on this distant peice of the past, rather than creating something new and fresh for the world to see. Because that's what art is all about... to create... not to make profit on forever.
yeah if he sued archie, won, didn't make a huge fuss about it, then just made his own media with the characters he won and didn't just steal stories out of Archie, I'd have far more respect for the guy.
Ken's stories in the Archie Sonic comics were a form of therapy for him to help him deal with certain personal issues. That's why his work on the Archie Sonic comics means so much to him.
"The loss of her father is Lara-su's Kobiyoshi Maru test" It's _Kobayashi_ Maru. You'd think he'd double check that. I know he worked on Star Trek comics at some point. The Kobayashi Maru, for the uninitiated, is a test adminstered to Starfleet cadets (in Star Trek) which is designed to be unwinnable. They're assessed on their reactions to a scenario under pressure. Not having read this comic, I don't know how apt the comparison is, but it kind of sounds like he brought it up to show off nerd cred and then slipped by spelling it wrong.
Actually he own Anti Sonic, but not the Scourge form, nor Sonic. Which means he LITERALLY can't use him, for anything, and he tried, but because he didn't own the green version of AntiSonic, Archie was able to stop him from publishing it.
I mean he did try to make a Scourge comic but it was thankfully shut down once we found out the lead artist was a well known neo n**i, then he tried to guilt us like the peeps who worked on the crappy live action Cowboy Bebop remakes
The art is like those horrifying “hyperrealistic” freeze frames in spongebob, except here instead of a quick two-second joke image it’s the entire damn thing
Gotta love that most designs just turns into humans with a animal head put ontop. The REAL LIFE backgrounds and odd art inconsistencies are just... *chef's kiss*. Oh and if he changed parts of the actual comic into.. well, default realistic floating island and derp wide stretch sonic, i have very little faith that he WON'T make more "improvements".
For someone whose been working in the industry for decades, his art looks like something you draw when you first picked up a copy of "how to draw manga by katy coope"
8:04 "Six chronons into the future" "A chronon is approximately 10-24 seconds" So... somewhere between a minute and two and a half minutes? That's... not very far in the future.
Ken Penders is a cautionary tale for artists that proprtion and perspective practice is VERY IMPORTANT. not to mention watching someone's art style go from respectably good to "what the fuck did I just see?" territory.
Ken Penders was always a garbage writer. This is just more proof that Ken Penders should have never been a writer or got involved with the Sonic Series.
She's also autistic (confirmed by Ken) and mostly naked because, uhh, I guess her clothes don't turn invisible with her or something. Even though it was no issue for Espio. And probably because Ken likes... girls of her age.
Okay, small thing, but at 4:19 when you show the Angel Island, and then later how it originally looked, I think I know why it's like that. That's because that stupid ass low poly PS2-era island model is from Ken's own damn studio logo. I think it was in his original movie pitch.
The definition most likely means 10^ -24 (10 to the power of -24) seconds. A chronon is the theoretical smallest possible unit of time. A lot changed in just over 0 seconds.
Yeah.. I heard about the Ken Penders comic and when I saw the art style... I really wish he would have just redrawn them as humans and gotten a different style to draw them in. Why did he think that, that art style was good?
I feel like it's a consequence of it being a solo venture, not so much that he thinks it's great. Previously, he was working with a team of people who would ink and colour his art, or would sometimes be creating the art without his participation. This looks to me like the consequence of someone who had a fairly inconsistent hand when drawing with pencil and paper, but had done some interesting mixed media work before landing the Sonic gig, being presented with a fully digital workflow where he's solely responsible for every step of the process. Before, he had people who could clean up the line work or re-do certain poses and expressions to improve the legibility of the panels, as well as fully doing the colouring themselves. The result is that he's not as capable as the other members of the team at those jobs and the art style reflects that. I don't think he's a worse artist than he was, he's just using tools he's not as experienced with and that results in things looking a bit off. You're comparing work he did as part of a team where everyone involved had defined specialisations to a solo effort and I don't think that most people would be producing the same quality of work under those circumstances. I feel like a younger artist who grew up using digital might have an easier time adapting to this workflow, but the guy used to literally write the script and drew the panels onto sheets of paper before sending them off to be inked, lettered and coloured by other people by hand. It's very different from using a tablet and stylus to do it on a computer. I think that the guy's just old and isn't having an easy time with the technology.
@@casanovafunkenstein5090 Ah, okay. That makes sense. I didn't think about that and with that being said, I'm guessing he doesn't have the funds to get his own team. It's really a shame because Ken had a lot of characters I really enjoyed in the Sonic comics such as Dr Fintevus, Enerjak, Lien-Da, Feist, Mammoth Mongul and the 4 Bride Houses. My biggest problem with Ken was that he never truly utilized his characters. Ian Flynn took Enerjak (Knuckles) and Dark Enerjak, for example, and made him far more threatening than Ken's stories with Enerjak (Dimetri) and even made better use of Lara Su.
@@segastars9802 In terms of most comics, it normally takes someone else to bring out a character. Deadpool and Cable would be horribly bad characters if Rob Liefeld only used them. But just like Ken, he takes the "creator" card when his contributions only amassed to his writer noting how unoriginal Deadpool's design was.
"i made the worst decision in my life and deeply regret it" is also a good title, but i guess you're avoiding getting hit by copyright for ken penders parents autobiography.
I never read a single issue of Sonic Archie comics in my entire life and I can’t stand Ken Penders I feel for you die hard fans of the sonic Archie comics you guys didn’t deserve this.
@@viruschris3160 the guy is a massive hypocrite. the only "additions" are that archie is in the wrong too. That's literally it. Ken is in the wrong for everything else he did and tries to shield it behind "well they screwed me over!!!! so I can do whatever I want!!!!!!!!!!!!" fuck ken.
"I never read a single issue of Sonic Archie comics in my entire life and I can’t stand Ken Penders I feel for you die hard fans of the sonic Archie comics you guys didn’t deserve this." Thanks for the kind words. I know I'm gonna get shit for this, but as someone who grew up collecting the Archie Sonic comics and the Archie Knuckles comics as a kid back in the 90s, I love Ken's characters (especially Julie-Su) and I love Ken's stories. What I don't love about Ken, however, is him tearing down everything he worked so hard to build out of pettiness. I used to pair Knuckles with Julie-Su as a kid and I still do (sometimes). Fuck Ken for damaging the entire Sonic franchise because of his planet-sized ego, the Sonic franchise still hasn't completely recovered yet to this day. I hope Sega sues the shit of him and wins this time for a change.
Part of me thinks his horrendous art style is inspired by the film rock and rule, and he just took the most uncanny design elements from that for his own work-
Not going to lie, I was devastated when they canceled that Scourge comic (I wanted to see what they would do with the character). And instead of that, this comes out, dang😓
OMG OMG OMG this exists. Like, this REALLY happened and wasn't just an edit from RU-vid. This is a real comic. Somebody actually spent their money somebody actually PRINTED this and published it. I thought it was just one of those "eternal kickstarters"
This looks like a fanfic canon of the classic Sonic stuff. Im sure he spent a lot of work on this, but I think I'll stick with the official Sega works. My question is why do all these Sonic inspired characters when he could have made his own story and characters with a series running this long?
I think because he's sore that he can't continue where he left off. I mean he made it sound like he was going to make it like that originally but over time he kept adding back the Sonic connections.
"Welcome to the Lara-Su chronicles. After 10 Years of development, hopefully it would have been worth the wait. Thanks and have fun" - Ken Penders… probably?
"Thank you for the money and free advertisement. What you think of my book doesn't matter to me. I have already profitted from you." - Ken Penders, iirc
One of my biggest problems about the Archie series was that it was too complicated. So complicated that if i was given a test about it i would fail badly. I hated the way Amy was written and how Sally felt like she was suppose to replace her . Especially how funky her and Sonics relationship was written And when they made that terrible comic of Sonic marrying Sally was so out of character XDD Plus Sonic was written as a big jerk sometimes
1:09 quick correction He did not create scourge, he created... evil sonic, aka what scourge was before. The entire change into scourge was to make him legaly distinct from evil sonic :p
@@knuclear200x Still better than Ken Penders. Even the worst deviantart projects are masterpieces compared to any of Ken Penders garbage writing & art.
So wait, Sonic characters he explicitly doesn't own, like Espio and Sonic himself, are just straight-up in the book with no alterations made? Not even just changing what they're called?
He changed Angel Island to his "Floating Island Productions" logo. I assume it was to make it more his work than the original artists', but yeah it does look horrible because it's from his original Sonic Armageddon pitch that was made many, many years ago. There was no reason for him to do it other than him wanting it to look more like his own thing, I'd assume. It was literally slapped on there, straight from the logo. That's why it doesn't fit and it looks bad. It wasn't even redrawn or anything
It's cute seeing kids get into art. this might not be the best but I believe in a few years this (what I assume 8 year old), with enough practice, will go places
Every time i think my art is bad, i look at his, and then i look at my old stuff, and then i look at my new stuff, and i'm like 'Wait these actually look decent wtf was i on two seconds ago.' His art is like a mental palette cleanser in a weird fucked up way
The way Ken talks about "restoring Archie Sonic to glory" kinda reminds me of the way zoomers/gen alpha looks at Creepypasta. There's this sentiment that Creepypasta was at it's ""golden age"" when shit like Jeff the Killer or Laughing Jack were prominent, even though its been established that nobody authentically likes that shit as good horror content. Its like...watching this same idea of someone who never really *got* the appeal of the source material to begin with desperately trying to force everyone else to appreciate it in the same vacuum when its always been shit. Or at least has aged well past it's appreciable era. Anyway...rambling aside, yeah, I don't know what I expected from him. I guess the subtext here is that Ken Penders is a giant manchild. EDIT: Also yes, his art style still is horrendous. I mean theres "ugly" art, and then theres UGLY art, ykwim?
@@Nathan-rb3qp The SNES emulation developer that took his own life due to being a victim of the site in question and so many other things that he got through that has led to his decline in mental health
there's something... juvenile? about his uncanny art style. it reminds me of a lot of deviantArt fan comics from back in the day. a lot of the the anatomy feels extremely weird and some of the art shown even feels heavily referenced or traced in that way -- especially that shot of lara-su with the bow and arrow, like he's still trying to figure out how to draw.
