One of the roles Anubis filled in Egyptian mythology was to perform a measurement that determined whether a person was worthy of entering the realm of the dead. With Anubis’ heart scale, he would weight a dead person’s heart against a feather.
These are some early pieces of concept art for Chloe from Anubis: Dog of Death. Chloe is a Hollywood Hopeful, and Anubis’ new owner.
During February 2020 I’ll be running my first ever Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, for a print of Issue #1 of Anubis: Dog of Death.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the fifteenth page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
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Christmas Eve is here, so Jesus has dressed up in his traditional robes for the occasion.
Jesus is a character in my Anubis: Dog of Death webcomic, drawn by John Barry Ballaran.
Christmas Eve is right around the corner, so Tor (the Norse god of thunder) has decided to dress up as Santa Claus for the occasion.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the fourteenth page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
When I was asked to write a post about pop culture, the first thing that “popped” into my mind was Andy Warhol. The king of pop, as we have been taught in our school days.
In the last entry of my gaming backlog countdown I went from 40 games to 35, and checked off four games I played on my PC, plus one I played on my PlayStation 4.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
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It’s almost difficult to believe now that I was more into books than video games as a young child. Reading was something I did almost every day after being taught at an early age by my grandmother; and I have fond memories of visiting our local library and spending long sunny days with hardbacks in her garden.