Anubis: Dog of Death #1 is now live on Kickstarter!
Trailer
Reviews
BagoGames – 8.3/10
Monkeys Fighting Robots – 4/5
First Comics News – 4/5
Anubis: Dog of Death #1 is now live on Kickstarter!
BagoGames – 8.3/10
Monkeys Fighting Robots – 4/5
First Comics News – 4/5
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
Thanks to our generous Patreon supporters, I was able to fund the artwork for this page at an earlier stage than I could have done without them.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
Thanks to our generous Patreon supporters, I am able to pay for two pages this month instead of the one regular one. Thanks to them, the next page will be coming in two weeks instead of in a month.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
Check us out on Patreon and Line Webtoon.
Follow SindrElf and jbballaran on Twitter to keep up with what we are making.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
Check us out on Patreon and Line Webtoon.
Follow SindrElf and jbballaran on Twitter to keep up with what we are making.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
Check us out on Patreon and Line Webtoon.
Follow SindrElf and jbballaran on Twitter to keep up with what we are making.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 🙂
Check us out on Patreon and Line Webtoon.
Follow SindrElf and jbballaran on Twitter to keep up with what we are making.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the front page of part one of Anubis: Dog of Death.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death.
We are going to get back to a more regular posting schedule going forward.
Anubis has dressed up as Santa Claus, and is ready to deliver Christmas cheer to all the good little boys and girls out there.
Here are a few wallpapers of my comic, Anubis: Dog of Death.
The one above is a 1920×1080 computer wallpaper of Anubis thinking back on his glory days.
These are some early pieces of concept art for the main character of Anubis: Dog of Death.
In Ancient Egypt, people often associated Anubis with jackals, due to their penchant for scavenging the meat of corpses in the graveyards, so John made our Anubis look much more like a jackal than most representations of the god, with much more fur than the smooth obsidian look he is often portrayed with.
I’m a bit of a Corgi fan and noticed that they kind of look like shorter, cuter Jackals. It’s a nice contrast from his god form being much bigger than a normal human to him having short, stubby legs in dog form.
– John Barry Ballaran
We did not have to change much from the very first pieces of concept art for Anubis.
The most important change was the addition of great big bushy eyebrows!
Eyebrows on a dog may be unrealistic, but we decided to value expression over realism.