u/Slyarno

Took this while at college. First time posting this

Hey all so these are the pages of my comic book series timmy cunningham sly so far im almost done just need to get the pages done lettering sort it out.

Found this on my shelves as I was cleaning and found thomas and the jet engine single episode dvd I had this back in 2006 or 2007 I can't recall.

I got this game back in 2012 and it was a fun experience playing the game on the xbox 360 at that time and what a blast it must have been i play a lot when i was kid and replay each race or go back and watch cutscenes again. BTW I'm new thought I say it.

Hi everyone, I'm currently redesigning the main character of my indie comic project, Timmy Cunningham: Sly.

Sly is a teenage rooftop vigilante set in Queens during the early 2000s. I've been moving the design toward a more urban parkour/rooftop runner look with the hoodie, goggles, elbow pads, knee pads, and face covering. This design is still a work in progress, and I'd appreciate any feedback on the overall look, silhouette, and visual direction.

Thanks for taking a look

These are my infamous second song mugs I got the last one I've got broken. They're from redbubbles feel free to look it up.

Sharing a few updated preview pages from my indie comic project Sly. It’s a coming-of-age action/noir story set in Queens following a teenager named Timmy after a strange incident starts changing his life. Still developing and revising the series, but I wanted to share some early pages from the project.

here are a few preview pages from my indie comic project Sly. Still revising and developing the series, but I wanted to share some early pages.

Working on an early sequence from my comic Sly.

These pages focus on Timmy’s normal routine before things start to shift. I’ve been refining the dialogue and trying to keep it grounded and natural.

Would appreciate any thoughts on clarity, pacing, and how the dialogue reads.

Working on an early sequence from my indie comic Sly. These pages focus on Timmy’s normal routine before things start to shift. I’ve been refining the dialogue and pacing, and I’m trying to keep it grounded and natural.

Would appreciate any thoughts on how the dialogue flows and if the scene reads clearly.