(click to enlarge) rifRaf: An ongoing series of web cartoons created by illustrator/animator Mike Terrell of mediaRif. New posts every week until R’lyeh rises from the depths and all humanity is cleansed from the planet, or Mike runs out of ideas.
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(click image to enlarge) rifRaf: An ongoing series of web cartoons created by illustrator/animator Mike Terrell of mediaRif. New posts every Monday until R’lyeh rises from the depths and all humanity is cleansed from the planet, or Mike runs out of ideas.
(click image to enlarge) rifRaf: An ongoing series of web cartoons created by illustrator/animator Mike Terrell of mediaRif. New posts every Monday until R’lyeh rises from the depths and all humanity is cleansed from the planet, or Mike runs out of ideas.
(please click on image for larger version) rifRaf: An ongoing series of web cartoons created by illustrator/animator Mike Terrell of mediaRif. New posts every Monday until R’lyeh rises from the depths and all humanity is cleansed from the planet, or Mike runs out of ideas.
NOTE: These articles work as a step-by-step guide. To get the most out of them, you should start from the first article in this series.
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