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Axe’s Musings

September 2025

Lady Midnight Launch

By |September 6, 2025|

Doing my best to pull the site together for those Lady Midnight Backers who want to join this little community. Right now the Mobile Version is a little lacking, so I’ll be focused on getting that squared away. In the meantime start yakin’ in the chat – say hi!

Do let me know if you see any bugs. In fact, perhaps I should put a bug report in the chat!

August 2025

Comic Milestones and What’s Next!

By |August 15, 2025|

Hey everyone! I’m thrilled to share that I’ve just wrapped up the comic pages for Lady Midnight’s upcoming campaign launch. We’re talking three full pages—penciled, inked, and beautifully ink-washed—plus a vibrant digitally painted cover. It took a bit longer than expected because I really wanted to nail that perfect look and feel to bring the story and world to life. But hey, good things come to those who wait, right?

I’m super excited about the launch and can’t wait to see how it all comes together. I’ll keep you posted and let you know the moment it goes live—stay tuned!

In the meantime, I’m diving right into finishing up some pages for CROM: The Destroyer with the awesome RJ over at The Fourth Age. More epic adventures ahead!

Thanks for following along—your support means the world. Onward and upward! 🚀

March 2025

Rise of the AI Dependents

By |March 29, 2025|Tags: |

I’ve become rather zen about AI lately. The ‘better’ it gets the more I see how so many will embrace it without thinking of the moral (and necessarily economic), consequences. Those who choose to use it as their primary method of ‘expression’ will contribute to a marketplace bankrupt of value, which leaves the real artists, especially those that use physical media, with the upper hand. We will become even more rarified air, the kind that many will want to breath in not wanting to drown in AI slop.

Real artists creating in real mediums will become <em>rockstars</em>. I, for one, will be looking at my Wacom Cintiq a little differently going forward, and seeking to produce less digital works and more works finished in the <em>real</em>.

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