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#36 Porkrzyk's "Sea Tramps"
Apr. 25th, 2024 08:57 amhttps://sea-tramps.thecomicseries.com/comics/1#content-start
This comic comes with emotion and depth. Darkness and mystery. Characters you are curious about. The landscape and backgrounds pull you in. A storyline that has a-lot to unfold.
The details with the art are wonderful. From rain coming down to the sun rising up among the sea capture you on a personal level. Porkrzyk's character designs are creative, realistic and original. Their eyes, fur, clothes and bodies feel realistic. As we see more of the characters and the world, I felt like I fit right in. And the styles change at times, but all in a comfortable way. The backgrounds feel like a painting. How the colors and textures just blend, it gives a soft feel. Even the lights and shadows are beautiful, making the pages stand out all the more.
When Porkrzyk draws animals like rats, squirrels and birds they are done realistically, fitting in nicely with everything else this story has to often. It's a good blend for the landscape that they live in.
When moments go dark in the comic, things truly go dark! And it's pretty unexpected but is a nice surprise. This is what causes the story to deepen and we are left with questions for the main characters and where life will take them.
The stories of the legend are done in a story book style that I loved to see between what was actually happening, it felt like I was reading from an actual book. The crisp linework and simple designs work well for explain the dark past. It makes for a good background for what we may experience later on.
And the cover pages for the chapters are fun, too. Done in a similar style - it's a nice break from the current art in the story.
I enjoyed the text used throughout the comic. It fit nicely.
Currently there are three chapters to read and enjoy. There is still more to come, I'm all caught up and gladly looking forward to the next update. This is one I'm sure a-lot of you would enjoy and should check out.
This comic comes with emotion and depth. Darkness and mystery. Characters you are curious about. The landscape and backgrounds pull you in. A storyline that has a-lot to unfold.
The details with the art are wonderful. From rain coming down to the sun rising up among the sea capture you on a personal level. Porkrzyk's character designs are creative, realistic and original. Their eyes, fur, clothes and bodies feel realistic. As we see more of the characters and the world, I felt like I fit right in. And the styles change at times, but all in a comfortable way. The backgrounds feel like a painting. How the colors and textures just blend, it gives a soft feel. Even the lights and shadows are beautiful, making the pages stand out all the more.
When Porkrzyk draws animals like rats, squirrels and birds they are done realistically, fitting in nicely with everything else this story has to often. It's a good blend for the landscape that they live in.
When moments go dark in the comic, things truly go dark! And it's pretty unexpected but is a nice surprise. This is what causes the story to deepen and we are left with questions for the main characters and where life will take them.
The stories of the legend are done in a story book style that I loved to see between what was actually happening, it felt like I was reading from an actual book. The crisp linework and simple designs work well for explain the dark past. It makes for a good background for what we may experience later on.
And the cover pages for the chapters are fun, too. Done in a similar style - it's a nice break from the current art in the story.
I enjoyed the text used throughout the comic. It fit nicely.
Currently there are three chapters to read and enjoy. There is still more to come, I'm all caught up and gladly looking forward to the next update. This is one I'm sure a-lot of you would enjoy and should check out.
