Grrl Power #1302 – Oh, What A Feeling!
Clearly the floor of that valley/canyon thing is solid stone with a dusting of sand, because if it was 10 foot deep sand, the truck would thud into a dune, maybe flip once, but more likely roll over maybe halfway then settle to a stop. Maybe unless the truck was doing 300 when it rolled, and it wasn't. It won't day how fast it was going, because I don't know how fast it would have to be to flip at least 3 times. Probably a lot faster than anyone but a rally driver would be going over that sort of terrain. So let's just say the valley is slightly downhill toward Peggy?
Oh, and I admit I messed up the driver yanking on the wheel as the explosion comes through the sunroof (See? Told you it'd be relevant.) and knocks him out the door. If he's yanking on the top of the wheel, the tires should swerve the car right. Instead I drew the car swerving left (the driver's left, not our front-on view left). I was going to reverse the arrow, but then if I erased his hand to make it like it was on the bottom of the steering wheel, the YANK" wouldn't make sense unless I drew an X-ray shot of the lower part of the steering wheel. So instead I'm just going to say he yanked it hard over so suddenly, that sand actually slammed up on the inside of the... in this case, driver's side wheel, since the steering setup is reversed in that truck, and that caused the truck to kip-up, or whatever it's called when vehicles... trip. That could happen, right?
The title of the page is not a reference to dancing on the ceiling, BTW. It is a good song though. Very 80's.
I know the vote incentive is stale. Things have slowed down but they're not back to normal and won't be until we figure out what to do with my mom's living situation and the house. The current one is, if I do say so, one of the better incentive images I've done in a while, so if anything going to go stale, that's not the worst choice. But I am trying to get back to (nearly) monthly updates. Previously when I was at my folks' place, I couldn't work on them because I was situated in the kitchen (they have a marble topped kitchen island the size of a Cadillac,) so that I'd be able to hear if someone needed help with something, but now I've moved into my dad's office and have enough privacy to draw bewbs. I might try something a little different for the next one. I was thinking about a 1-2 panel per page comic that has sexy shenanigans that I would try and put out a little faster than (kind of) monthly, with simpler art than the usual highly rendered vote incentive stuff, along with the occasional splash image that's better? I don't know, I might experiment with that.
One of my favorite xenoanthropological series now has an audiobook! Just the first book, but the author is the very definition of indie AFAIK, so other audiobooks will follow only if this one can pay for itself. It's the Vixen War Bride! My only gripe with it is the narrator read almost every single alien name with a different pronunciation than I did in my head. hes-TAY-en? HES-tee-en, surely? I actually don't know which character he's talking about until I consciously translate" what he said in my head, or he says the name 2 or 3 times in a short span of time. Not to say it's poorly done, they're alien names after all, it's just a little surprising that we only had like a 15% match on alien proper noun pronunciation.
P.S., No politics talk today, please. I'm really depressed and I just can't deal with it. I thought my lack of faith in humanity stat was maxed, but apparently there's no actual limit. Seriously, everyone armchair about truck flipping physics or whatever.
The newvote incentiveis up!
Dabbler went somewhere tropical, in a very small bikini. As you might guess, it doesn't stay on for long, which of course, you can see over atPatreon. Also she has an incident with lotion," and there's a bonus comic page as well.
Double res versionwill be posted over atPatreon. Feel free to contribute as much as you like.