So I Have An Idea For An Undertale Comic AU

So I have an idea for an Undertale comic AU

I’m not going to spoil anything, but I’m finished drawing sand inking the first two pages so idk if y’all want to see something like that

Honestly idk how long I’ll have the willpower to draw comic pages but I’ll try

—‘tis only the beginning.

Winter Walker by Die Hard Dice

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Also, I’m slowly becoming a dice goblin, if I’m not one already. I am prepared to amass my collection.

Say hi to Beelzebub! I think this is my first piece of official Good Omens fanart? Completed, that is. I had lots of fun with all the little flies.

Quarantine has me bored, and doing more panel redraws. I’m trying to challenge myself with these to improve my art, which was why I chose this panel. It has perspective, which I’m not that great at, and the magma and lighting was also a fun challenge.

Send me panels or other art pieces you’d like to see redrawn! Beware though, if you send me something from the renaissance era I’ll change the characters to Homestuck. Probably. Also, check out my commissions! Linktree in bio :)

Me, doing Asra’s route: I’m in love with you, baby boy, sweet child, best boyfriend, my heart goes 💓w h o o s h 💓 when I see you

Me, doing Nadia’s route: what if we... held hands... on the bridge... 💞

The creature, some sort of large lizard, seemed to suddenly go docile as if you had completed some strange right of passage. As if it had done everything it could to incite terror in the city above you, but you had resisted its advances. Your hands spoke quickly, moreso talking to yourself than the dark-scaled creature in front of you, just to align your thoughts.

Okay, step-by-step.

One, an army of miniature Godzillas had just invaded your home city.

Two, you were trapped in your father’s wine cellar in a hasty preparation for said attack.

Three, one of said miniature Godzillas was standing there, right in front of you, and all it was doing was trying to scare you.

Slowing your hands, you came to the conclusion that, yes, that was just about it. The creature stared at you quizzically, its eyes more like empty holes in its dark head. A part of you thought it endearing.

The floor shuddered again, much stronger than any of the other times. You froze, and the beast in front of you also stopped moving, aware of the tremors. It looked at you much differently than it had before, like you were different. You were, but you didn’t think it was in the best of ways.

The lizard ushered you out of the cellar, using its muzzle to gently push you up the stairs and out the door, where chaos greeted you.

You can feel all of it through the ground, the tremors and thundering booms sending deep vibrations through your body from where you lay on the concrete floor. Whilst you might not be able to hear, you have no doubt that the night air is filled with the agonised and terrified screams of those trying to fight or flee. A sound you are certain would chill you to the core had you been capable of hearing it at all.

Another thud vibrates through the floor, and you flinch, recognising it as being closer than the others. Jerking your head up, you feel yourself pale as you see the terrifying creature standing before you, knowing that this was one of the things that was out there killing everyone and destroying everything. 

It opened its maw and roared, or you assumed it did, feeling nothing but a slight tremble in the air. For a moment, it paused, startled by the lack of reaction, before baring its teeth in a snarl. You scrambled back hastily as it charged at you, flinching as it opened its terrifying maw up once more, this time directly in your face, before presumably making the same sound as before. 

Again, you heard nothing, having been born without the ability to hear even the slightest sound. The vibrations and heat coming from its jaws however, was still more than enough to have you cowering. Finally it took a step back, staring down at you as you stared nervously up at it, hunched back against the concrete wall behind you. 

If it had been any other situation, you probably would have laughed at the creatures completely bewildered look. Instead, the two of you remained there for a few moments, staring at each other silently. 

It was surprisingly awkward given the circumstances.