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Chapter Five Page Nine

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And we’re back!

As I mentioned when I teased the relaunch, I am going to try to set a schedule of updating for six weeks and taking two weeks off. This should hopefully help me maintain my buffer, prevent burnout, and allow me some time to work on other projects as well.

See you next Tuesday!

Numina Relaunching August 2nd!

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Hey all! If anyone is still out there, I just want to say thanks for your patience, and you rock!

After such a long, LONG time away, I am relaunching the comic on August 2nd! I will be trying to keep to a schedule of six updates followed by two weeks off, etc. Hopefully this will allow me to avoid burnout, and also give my other projects attention as well.

See you next week with a new page!

Concept Art

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Hey all! As I mentioned there is no new page today, but here is a character concept for a really exciting project I’ve been working on. I don’t want to say too much about it because it will be a VERY long time in the works, but I’m too excited not to share. So here we have Claire, a pastry chef. That is all.

Thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful Easter!

Chapter Five Page Eight

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That group of people in panel one contains some interesting characters that I wish I could tell you all about… but that would be spoiling the story, so you’ll have to wonder. ;P

Sorry to say, I will not be updating Numina during the month of April. Regular updates will resume in the first week of May. In the meantime, I will try to consistently post some concept art and such.

Chapter Five Page Six

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You have no idea how long it took to get the perspective on the Temple of the Sea to look halfway decent. Overall, I am happy with it.

One tidbit that may not make it into the narrative: the temple was built on the seashore so that worshippers could bring their offerings and lay them on the steps, which would then get swept out to sea with the tide. But after the planet was split, the tides changed, and that system no longer worked. At high tide the water only covers the very bottom steps of the staircase facing the water. (You can see this in Chapter One Page Twenty-One.) As a result, people began taking their worship of the goddess a little less seriously, which led to a militant priesthood that uses force to ensure the people’s devotion. So there you have it, a little Arculean history lesson. 🙂

Have a wonderful day!