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I'm not even sure what most of the world looks like, but up in the North where North Lizard City is it's kind of a mix of jungle and desert beach. Volcanoes off in the distance and lots of tall grass, palm-type trees, and barren land. Stuff like that.
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I love them all like my own, weird lizard-like children (but really I think Bartholomew is my favorite).
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They're not cold blooded or warm blooded. They're kind of in-between. They can regulate their temperature within certain ranges but they need a good heat source in the cold. The Lizardmin stationed at the snow base need periodic trips inside the base to warm up or they'll freeze up.
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Sorry I missed this question when you asked it!
Oh yeah, making the big bucks. Like large, over-sized fake dollar bills, right?
I like doing story-lines but they make it hard for a new reader to jump in. Also, I just right them as I go so I never have a very good ending... -
I guess that would mean someone somewhere thinks the Lizardmin are popular enough that there is an audience for something like that, right? It would be a very odd compliment, I think? Yes? No?
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It's her last name. The guards tend to go by their last name, like army guys. We'll say her first name is...Tabitha. She's Tabitha Masters. Bam!
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If I had infinite time and money it would most definitely be traditionally animated. I really like the way the Disney movies looked when they used the Xerox method (101 Dalmatians and Sword in the Stone), so I'd like it to look something like that...
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As soon as I get the funding. If anyone has an extra million lying around it would really help get things started...
...Oh, and I had to go look up the difference between "laying" and "lying" to make sure I was using the right one about the million... -
I'm pretty sure I'm doing it all wrong myself. I basically have 4 or 5 layers of different tones that I created myself in Photoshop. To use them I just add a layer mask and paint with white on that wherever I want the tone to be. That way I can add all kinds of effects (like the background vertical "clouds") to the tones and paint and erase with them as many times as I need. I hope some of what I just said made sense...
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As many as you can imagine! Weee!!
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I actually lose money on the comic since I sometimes pay for Project Wonderful ads on other webcomic sites and I pay for hosting of the site (well, I split it with my brother). I can't stand ads on web sites so I don't want to put any on mine. I'd have to make some sort of merchandise to make any money off the comic, but I don't really have a large enough readership to make producing merchandise worthwhile. I would really like to make some sort of Lizardmin figurines one day, though...
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I write web applications and maintain databases for a small 3-person company (I work for a husband and wife team).
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No, I'm not a furry. The Lizardmin aren't talking lizards, they're sci-fi type creatures. I am a decently hairy guy, though, so although I'm not a furry, I am furry.
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I can honestly say that I have never and will never picture that comic in my mind (the conceiving one). As for Lizardmin/Gorillamin hybrids, it just wouldn't work. The inner conflict of being their own mortal enemy would drive them insane. Like Jim Carey...or pretzel M&Ms.
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I don't plan on ever actually showing the Gorillamin (I know you saw one in the guest comic my brother did, but I'm just calling that his interpretation). I think they're better left to your imagination.
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I actually should check out a lot more than I do. I kind of get into a rut where I just check two or three each day out of habit and I don't even really process what I'm reading. I like Penny Arcade a lot because the art is getting really good and they are free to kind of go anywhere they want with it (I tried to do that with Bug & Worm a bit). I love comics but I end up checking different artists' art blogs more than webcomics now. I just spent a while going back over scottc's Great Showdowns (http://greatshowdowns.com/). They aren't really comics but I like them a lot and they're the kind of thing I wish I'd thought of. Another art blog favorite of mine is Jake Parker's (http://agent44.com/blog2/). I really like his style a lot.
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I usually draw a hundred variations of every character I come up with, but the Lizardmin pretty much came out fully formed. I was definitely channeling the Muppets when I originally drew them. I was going to make them each have unique characteristics at first, but I realized I liked it better when they were indistinguishable from one another.
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No, it's no dream. I'll just give you this one teaser: brain transplants.
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They're basically human sized. I'd say 5'10" or so (because that's how tall I am). I actually have a whole origin/history for them and the other races (Gorillamin and Octopoids), but it's way over-complex and unnecessary for a gag-a-week comic.
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Yes. The female Lizardmin have the curled frills and no exposed fangs. The males have the straight frills and fangs.
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Al B. Moore’s Bio
I try and draw comics and post them to the web on a regular basis. I don't always succeed...
