Red Outlaw and Wanding Star by Doug Lefler Read PART ONE.
The code of the old West dictated that sometimes you had to stand up to those who threatened your town or the woman you loved, even if the ones facing you weren’t of this Earth.
The few records that survived the sacking of Fergibben suggest that the renowned sword maker Turchier was an arrogant ass. Not wanting another’s work to surpass his own, Turchier refused to teach his metallurgic techniques to anyone, including his apprentice, who was his son. As a result, most of his artistry was lost, scattered, or melted with the kingdom’s fall.
While not working on film projects in 2024, I spent as much time writing prose as possible, but I still completed a few illustrations and random drawings. Here is a sample of my output for the year…
My work on
I still remember the day I learned you could make a living drawing storyboards. It combines the three things I enjoy most: filmmaking, storytelling and drawing.
