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Crumble Cult 
Really nice. On many different levels.
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I really appreciate that, Edyta. Thank you! 🙂
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Gorgeous graphics. It’s good to know that Zelda doesn’t need society’s approval to allow her to feel at peace.
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It’s certainly something we could all learn, don’t you think? 🙂
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It certainly something we should learn, but it’s hard! I guess we all could if we really tried 🙂
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Beautiful. And I relate to Zelda very much.
Fantastic work Tony. You are so talented. Truly.
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Thank you, Pamo. This was a very personal one for me, and remains one of my favourites.
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I love the way you did the water in this one. I will never understand how you work in photoshop just using a mouse.
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With great patience and difficulty. 😛
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Tony, I’m chuffed for you here. Really enjoyed this piece. Given the nature of artwork, the stark contrast come the very end is rather immense. 🙂
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Thanks very much, Kuok! 😀
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Those are some AMAZING water effects! Great job Tony!
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Thank you! I am quite happy with how they turned out! 🙂
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A very moving strip Tony.
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Thank you, S.J. 😀
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The choice of the progression of frames is wonderful. Not to read too much into it, but 75% of the frame space is dedicated to the rumination and brooding beneath murky waters. By the time she surfaces for air, the reader feels the need to breathe as well. The 25% of resolving space and pastel colors in the sunset gives a moment of pause and rest, but the promise of future development as we track her journey. This is very well done. Your work is evolving.
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Thank you, sir. This is certainly something I’ve wanted to touch on for some time now, but nothing ever really came together satisfactorily until now. And that promise of development at the end was certainly by design. I wanted this to have gravity but a tinge of hope as well. 🙂
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