Green Evening Stories
An old webcomic project by David Troupes (more well-known for Buttercup Festival, which is also good).
Sadly, Green Evening Stories remains unfinished to this day, so we shall never know why the girl lost her memory or why all those people want to build a ladder to the moon. Still, the understated storytelling and beautiful watercolor art speaks to something deep within my soul. It's honestly a big influence on me creatively, I wish I could make something this beautiful.
Sadly, Green Evening Stories remains unfinished to this day, so we shall never know why the girl lost her memory or why all those people want to build a ladder to the moon. Still, the understated storytelling and beautiful watercolor art speaks to something deep within my soul. It's honestly a big influence on me creatively, I wish I could make something this beautiful.
Kid Radd
An old sprite webcomic from the early 00s about what video game characters do after you stop playing the game. Eventually develops into a full-on epic saga complete with animated fight scenes and MIDI music. I guess it's sort of like a low-tech proto-Homestuck, except it's also short enough to read the full thing in a few days. Recommend!
Also, the technical details of how he made the comic load fast over the very slow connections of the day are pretty interesting.
See also: The Rad Project
Also, the technical details of how he made the comic load fast over the very slow connections of the day are pretty interesting.
See also: The Rad Project