Corvus is a webcomic?

Artist tells all!

What the hell is Corvus and why should I read it?

Well I'll tell you, lucky visitor.

Corvus is my webcomic that I've been thinking about non-stop since the age of 14. I only really thought about making a comic out of it around 2016/2017. It went through a LOT of changes. I finally felt like I knew enough about the story to create a comic- BIG MISTAKE!!! I spent all of quarantine working when I wasn’t in online classes. The only issue was, once I got to about page 30, I hit a roadblock. I realized that I had no clue what any of these people were doing and the entire middle of the story was a massive, elemental haze. So I didn’t upload anything for another year and focused on senior year of high school. Enter- MY FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE! This is when things really changed for me. I learned so much and met so many new people— all of the experiences I had this year influenced me to rewrite Corvus entirely. So, bouncing ideas off of my awesome roommate, an actual script for Corvus was made. It taught me so much and made me realize so many things about the story that I don’t know how I expected to finish it without a script back in 2021. So, now, in 2023, the script for Corvus is complete. The story is ready. All that I need now is to start drawing! I’m so excited to start up this project again. It really means everything to me, and I hope you all will like it when it comes out. Thanks for reading :)

These are all of the unused covers I've made.

These are the sample pages and tests I've done.

these are the most recent- for one of my final classes, I redid the first four pages.

these are all of my favorite pages from the original comic. I submitted a few to the Scholastic Art Awards in 2020 (sophomore year of high school) and got a silver key.

around this time I was suffering from chronic page 1 syndrome. I wanted to start it, but I never liked what I did, so I kept remaking the same page over and over.

these are the first, FIRST drafts of the first two to three pages from when I was 14/15. I was reading a lot of Tokyo Ghoul at the time and listening to Unravel on repeat, so I included a little bar that introduces the character with their height and weight like Sui Ishida did. A lot of the comic was inspired by Tokyo Ghoul, actually - originally, Reeves, Anderson, and Dakota were all "special investigators", not that I had any idea how to write that as a 14 year old, and they all had matching outfits. Tooootally not a ripoff of Sasaki's team in Tokyo Ghoul: Re. I'm still obsessed with changing a character's hair to show their growth throughout the story, though.