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About Beyond Neverwonder | About the Author | |
Beyond Neverwonder is a mixed-up cross between Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan that follows a girl named Alice who thinks she’s seeing things when a mysterious hole appears out of nowhere just outside her new school in Tokyo, a hole that apparently only she can see. Through a series of events, she ends up down the hole and in a land called Neverwonder, where things don’t always reflect reality and what you see in the mirror may just be the end of all things.
The comic is currently being produced with initial sketches done traditionally (pencil scribbles, yo!), then scanned using the Canon CanoScan LiDE 25 scanner and inked on a Wacom Cintiq 12wx graphics tablet using Smith Micro’s Manga Studio 5. Coloring and lettering is all done in Adobe Photoshop CS6. |
![]() In addition to his webmastering and designing for Elfquest.com, Tim was also the colorist for the first three volumes of the European release of Elfquest: Dreamtime through German publisher, Carlsen Comics. It was Tim’s first major comics project and he is glad to have been able to be a small part of bringing a part of the Elfquest universe to life. In his alternate life, Tim is the Art Director at American Name Services in Orem, Utah. When playing in the freelance arena, Tim does work as a graphic/layout designer and web producer though his company, Skyfall Communications LLC. To see some of the design work Tim has done, visit his design portfolio at http://www.timgeorgi.com/ . Tim has spent several years working in the Japanese animation convention arena. Tim was a member of the senior management staff of Anime Central in Chicago, IL from 1998 until 2003. Currently, he’s a member of the Board of Directors for Utah Anime Promotions, the sponsoring organization for Anime Banzai in Layton, UT, just north of Salt Lake City. Tim’s current project, Beyond Neverwonder, is an attempt to get back into the art and comics scene after not having drawn much of anything serious in over 10 years. “I’m admittedly an artistic hack, but I’m a well-meaning artistic hack. :) I hope that my trip through Neverwonder will be a successful one and that my art skills will improve. Only time will tell… Thanks for joining me on the journey.” |