The Seems of a Dream -- Question your reality

Reverser · 03-08-2021, 05:13 PM

'Seems' seeks to unravel the current paradigm, post tragic events that led to a morality of all or nothing, and what happens as a result of not siding with the current corruption that the state of the world has found itself in.

There used to be a motif to 'question the nature of reality'. While granted that 'subjective reality' was already a philosophical and theosophical theory, certain stories really went past the edge to show us that reality is not all that the mainstream presents itself to be.

'Seems' follows a confused soul with a shrouded past imposed in a reality where much is questionable. 'Seems' tackles how much control the imagination has over a person's psyche, and whether an altered and modified mind can make sense of the dangers of it.

Many adhere to an idea that reality must be understood as a constant. Why is it so important that reality be understood a certain way? Is it because there may be some type of control factor that prevents people from rising up and seeking to take charge over a force of oppression?

We are in a new age, and the morality that is being invented only has control if people they allow it, instead of resisting. But what happens if you resist?

You can read the first issue of 'The Seems of a Dream' here--

https://www.versethesystemstudios.co...ems-of-a-dream

Here is some artwork-- I hope you enjoy

A panel example B&W and Color

Character concept

Excerpt from Issue #2

Reverser · 03-09-2021, 03:28 AM

I forgot to mention you can read it for free on my site.

Reverser · 06-12-2021, 12:12 AM

Okay... I have Issue #1 colored, but I'm going to be re-releasing it as B&W. I'm involved in another project, and don't have the time to color the rest of the series. I'll be releasing the rest as B&W.

I finished drawing the entire series last year, and it's been on hold while I work on other projects. I managed to get #1 colored, but I don't think I'll ever find enough time to color the rest of the series. So, I'll be releasing it all as B&W.

I'm still going to be releasing them on my site, I just don't know if I'm going to charge money for the rest of the series. Issue #1 will still be free though. I'd like to release the rest of the series for free, I just don't know if it's a good idea.

That's the news I wanted to share. If you've read #1, take a look at the B&W version when it's finished. If you read #1, you might find the rest of the series to unfold even deeper.

Thanks.

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03-08-2021, 05:13 PM	#1
Reverser Registered User Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 15	The Seems of a Dream -- Question your reality 'Seems' seeks to unravel the current paradigm, post tragic events that led to a morality of all or nothing, and what happens as a result of not siding with the current corruption that the state of the world has found itself in. There used to be a motif to 'question the nature of reality'. While granted that 'subjective reality' was already a philosophical and theosophical theory, certain stories really went past the edge to show us that reality is not all that the mainstream presents itself to be. 'Seems' follows a confused soul with a shrouded past imposed in a reality where much is questionable. 'Seems' tackles how much control the imagination has over a person's psyche, and whether an altered and modified mind can make sense of the dangers of it. Many adhere to an idea that reality must be understood as a constant. Why is it so important that reality be understood a certain way? Is it because there may be some type of control factor that prevents people from rising up and seeking to take charge over a force of oppression? We are in a new age, and the morality that is being invented only has control if people they allow it, instead of resisting. But what happens if you resist? You can read the first issue of 'The Seems of a Dream' here-- https://www.versethesystemstudios.co...ems-of-a-dream Here is some artwork-- I hope you enjoy A panel example B&W and Color Character concept Excerpt from Issue #2 Last edited by Reverser; 03-08-2021 at 05:28 PM. Reason: Artwork didn't show up.

03-09-2021, 03:28 AM	#2
Reverser Registered User Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 15	I forgot to mention you can read it for free on my site.

06-12-2021, 12:12 AM	#3
Reverser Registered User Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 15	Okay... I have Issue #1 colored, but I'm going to be re-releasing it as B&W. I'm involved in another project, and don't have the time to color the rest of the series. I'll be releasing the rest as B&W. I finished drawing the entire series last year, and it's been on hold while I work on other projects. I managed to get #1 colored, but I don't think I'll ever find enough time to color the rest of the series. So, I'll be releasing it all as B&W. I'm still going to be releasing them on my site, I just don't know if I'm going to charge money for the rest of the series. Issue #1 will still be free though. I'd like to release the rest of the series for free, I just don't know if it's a good idea. That's the news I wanted to share. If you've read #1, take a look at the B&W version when it's finished. If you read #1, you might find the rest of the series to unfold even deeper. Thanks.