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What is Wayfarer's Moon?

Wayfarer’s Moon is a high-fantasy online comic book set in the world of Lachryn. It follows the adventures of Iri and Lily, as they deal with a variety of threats, both large and small. Lachryn is not a typical fantasy world. While there are elves, humans, and many other ‘standard’ races, we are striving to make Lachryn a ‘real’ place, where people have faults, make mistakes, and where good and evil are really just shades of grey. The ‘Wayfarer’s Moon’ itself is a star with a fixed point in the sky, much like the ‘North Star.’ It is used by travelers to find their way.

Who are you?

Way'farer's Moon is written by Jason Janicki and drawn by Leigh Kellogg.

How often do you update?
Wayfarer’s Moon is updated on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Will you link to my comic?
Please feel free to send us a link. We will definately consider linking to you.

Can I link to Wayfarer’s Moon?
Sure. The link is: http://www.wayfarersmoon.com or use one of the banners at the bottom of our links page.

Can I advertise on Wayfarer’s Moon?
Absolutely. All of our advertising is currently handled through Project Wonderful. Follow the link below, or click on the link above or the text below one of our ad spaces.
 

How do you draw Wayfarer’s Moon? What techniques do you use? What kind of paper do you use? How do you color, etc?

Stage 1
Thumbnail sketches to get the flow of the book. For thumbnails I either use normal copy paper or 8½x11 Bristol board. I use an HB lead for thumbnails.
Stage 2
I use 11x17 Blue Line Bristol board to pencil the pages and then I scan them in. I like a harder pencil for this, so I use an H to get finer lines, although I will still use the HB from time to time.
Stage 3
I ink and color in Photoshop. You can’t beat layers for this kind of work.

Currently our coloring is done by Lamplighter Studios.


I have a great idea for a story . . .
While we appreciate your enthusiasm, please don’t send us story ideas. We would like to avoid any legal problems that might arise from the perceived use of someone else’s ideas.