day 3 of comic con starts today and tonight is the eisner awards. I a little anxious.:) anyways I’m checking in on my twitter and occasionally facebook.
trav
day 3 of comic con starts today and tonight is the eisner awards. I a little anxious.:) anyways I’m checking in on my twitter and occasionally facebook.
trav
Brian King » 23 Jul 2011 »
I was always a huge Stan Sakai fan, and this comics makes me feel like im back at the comic book store sucking down a slushy and reading bad ass comics all day.
You might not have the award, but you have the respect.
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
stan is fantastic and a good friend. I am so glad you feel that way. I will have to pass this onto him 🙂 he has some great new stuff coming out.
Brian King » 23 Jul 2011 »
To even be nominated means your combination of imagination and skill and the ability to write a story that holds people attention is far above and beyond that of typical comic artist. When I tell people about amazing stories I find online, The Bean is usually the first I mention.
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
thank you so much – I sure appreciate that support.
Karyl » 22 Jul 2011 »
I'd vote for you! I am not sure I understand the very last frame. Who's doing what?
Mercy » 22 Jul 2011 »
The grenel just raked Mama across the face with a free claw. Moral: Grenels are not safe to approach, even when tied up.
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
oh they are a nasty bit of work…. which makes them so dangerous.
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
mama f. just took a shot to the face.
Glennnn » 22 Jul 2011 »
Don't worry about winning. The nomination alone is like winning the academy award.
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
i am not and i am so jazzed about the nod as well
Glennnn » 22 Jul 2011 »
Its hard to tell just which way Bean was running- but my guess is that he saw the creature going for Momma before she did. That kid's got grit…!
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
he's got grit, yet she gave him a specific direction to go…. the problem i would think is bean might not know where theron is
Dormin » 22 Jul 2011 »
Hello, I am new in this territory. Actually, I learn about The Bean from Canaan´s Max Overacts website, who described it as a mixture between Bone and The Dark Crystal (he wasn´t exaggerating). I love it! The detailed drawing, the characters´depth … my only minor complaining is the lack of colors and the slow pacing of the plot (altough is impressive how the author manage to handle so many simultaneous scenes at the same time)._I have already my first question prepared…. how really work the weave? I mean, there is not throwing fireballs or teleporting D&D spellcasters, but we have see several uses at this point like enchanted objects (Ganadon´s sword, Red Rock Troll Flame), divination (Gre-nel), living thorns (Gwen´s), etc… Are there rules or limits?
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
well welcome to my world- 🙂 canaan's work is fantastic as well and i am glad you found me through him.
sorry about the lack of color. My main goal is to finish a very long epic:) I will color it when I am all done. I promise.
now for your question. the weave. The weave's energy is based on race, and the elements. Each race is affected differently. Yet not every one can weave and the weaver itself has the potential to go mad the more they use the weave. It is also like a drug and the user depends more and more on its use. I hope that helps without giving it all away.
As for the pacing. You'll have to read the books and you will understand why.
Ankur » 22 Jul 2011 »
I hope you win …
Trav the bean » 25 Jul 2011 »
thank you – but just to be nominated is an honor
I can't say enough good things about the atmospherics of your art. It's so immersive!
Sven Böttcher
the young Hero find “the sword” and must proof himself against a huge Monster. Hmm.. with the last Page i hear the “Bossfight Theme” from Secret of Mana.
Rumblefeather
Bob!!!! Oh goddess!!!!! What have they done to you?!