* Summary of your comic idea.
The basic premise is that there is trouble brewing between two monster factions - the goblins and the kobolds. To prevent a war from breaking out, five slaves are sent out as emissaries to keep things from boiling over. If they succeed, they'll be set free to do as they wish. If they fail (or attempt to simply run away without even trying), they'll be killed remotely via magic. The main characters are a mix of humanoids and monsters. The world runs on RPG mechanics, but it isn't the main focus of the story.
The entire thing isn't fully scripted out, since I like a certain amount of flexibility between story arcs, but I did structure everything on a timeline, and I have a place where the story can be definitively ended, or continued if there is continuing interest from the artist and/or community.
* A link to your writing sample
I'm not quite sure exactly what is expected of me here... checking back on previous posts has revealed people linking fully blown out stories, links to scripts, or nothing at all. In exchange, I can offer this link and hope that it is what you are looking for. I've got both "script" and "story" snippets there, as well as a few other odds and ends. If you prefer one style over another, I can flesh it out for you in your favored style
http://the-silver-road.blogspot.com/ * Contact information.
Contacting me through either this site via PM or through email (christimarieob(@)gmail(.)com) would be best.
* Expectation of the artist.
I like to consider myself fairly flexible and easy going. If it is easier for you to have a point of reference, I've got two or three pages roughly drawn up that I can scan, and could do more for you, or if you find it easier to interpret my words into art that is fine too
* Preferred drawing style.
Being that it is an RPG mechanics world, I'm not really looking for realistic style, but I am looking for a style that lends itself to a big world with a serious story. There are humorous bits here and there, but at the same time, the characters are fully fleshed out with hopes and dreams and motivations, and I'd rather not have the audience forget that. The only thing I *DO* need is somebody who can draw monsters. If you can't draw snouts we may have an issue
