Mecha Stories Are Really Dear To My Heart, Like Superhero Ones, Because They Are This Pop-culture Pre-established,

Mecha stories are really dear to my heart, like superhero ones, because they are this pop-culture pre-established, familiar setting type that allows for larger-than-life stories. I don't really remember the first superhero movie I saw that made me really stand up and realize that someone else got it, that someone out there in Hollywood understood the stories I grew up with and wanted to tell them on the big screen with the same emotion and energy and thrill.

But I think I will always remember the first Hollywood big-budget mecha movie that made me feel that way. Right now I just keep hoping it won't be the only one.

If you judge me for drawing gratuitous MCU!Loki self-cest then that's fine, because I am side-eyeing the shit out of myself for this right now too.

Old Woman Josie out near the car lot says the angels revealed themselves to her; said they were ten feet tall, radiant, and one of them was black; said they helped her with various household chores.

One of them changed a light bulb for her, the porch light. She’s offering to sell the old lightbulb, which has been touched by an angel. It was the black angel, if that sweetens the pot for anyone.

ℬut now she sleeps with one ℯƴℯ open

(Trying more style tests for panels. Traditional inking looks way more like what I had in mind. This is not a way to tricking myself into allowing myself to draw stuff without finishing scripts. Nope.)

I promise, I'm alive!

I'm not supposed to be sitting at my computer due to back and neck problems (and I'm supposed to be working on other things) but I couldn't let K-day go by without doing some more Pacific Rim fanart.

Happy get our shit destroyed by savage giagantic undersea extra-dimensional monsters day, everyone!