XIX Illustrated

Inked this while I was still in my comic book phase a couple of weeks ago but haven't had time to colour it. Might not, so decided to upload it as it is ^ .^

I can't quite remember the circumstances, but essentially I think I went "Hhhnnnnnngg need ink doooo .____." so I flicked through Seeking until a part jumped out at me. It happened to be Tas' interview with Jonathan Black at the beginning of XIX, so I did.
Pleased with how this came out compared to previous inking attempts. Unfortunately, in order to add text in my comic software you have to add a bubble as well, so I didn't do it on the paper - but I did leave some big gaps for it. Try to... Picture it? Happy with the demonstration of emotion and tension in comparison to where the text should have come, too.

"Tell me your past."
"I was born to a loving family in the West End, but joined a band of underground thieves when I was kidnapped and proved my worth at six years old. I learnt my trade picking pockets until I was ten, when I killed my first man. After that I worked as an assassin between the gangs, picking off individual members and spinning myself an intricate web of connections, until I was finally caught in a massive bank robbery at fif--"
"You could at least lie convincingly, Tas."
"It wasn't supposed to be convincing, it was supposed to be comedic."
...
"You know my past - you have the file, you came to find me, you don't need me to tell you."
"I didn't read the file."
"Then you'll just not know."

Seeking (c) Just-Raowolf
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