Shortly after I finished the comic "What am Chocolate," I'd been wanting to explore Chocolate's abilities in further detail. It was much easier for me to design more complex aspects of character lore and worldbuilding once I'd gotten a solid foundation established. It let me spend less time keeping all the more basic facts straight in my head, while also making it more accessible for you guys to follow along, understand, and enjoy.

As the title suggests, this image set describes and illustrates the various methods with which Soul Chocolate gets into others' heads, whether by itself or with the help of a host. Rather unsurprisingly, it ultimately all boils down to propagating itself via thoughts and ideas; however, there was a lot more that I wanted to incorporate into the process beyond the usual tropes.

I'm not entirely sure where this particular piece of lore will lead to, but now that it's all down on paper, it frees up space for me to figure that out and play around with the core concepts in new ways. Plus, those of you paying attention can have more fun figuring out what's going on in the background of each piece that involves Chocolate's mental shenanigans.

The most obvious direction I can go from here is showing off more of what Chocolate can do after he's gotten into someone's head. Perhaps I've been doing a lot of that already, now that I think about it. <3

This project has been in progress since the very start of 2020, and it's such a relief to have it polished up to a state where I feel satisfied enough to ship it. Now that it's done, I hope you'll find it fun and interesting to go through.

Hey everyone! Welcome to the first instalment of a new series I'll be working on to get things rolling with my upcoming projects. I'll predictably be calling it "Worldbuilding," because that's what it's about.

The ideas I've developed over the past few years have lived almost exclusively inside my own head up until now. Since I'm going to be exploring them in my art a lot more on this site, what better place to start than to get the most important parts down on paper?

These ideas tend to begin with a character concept and branch out from there. It therefore makes sense to start by fleshing out those characters with some design sheets and bios for people to understand them a little better when I start including them in scenes and stories.

In order to ease into things and help me get a better handle on these designs, I started out by doing a sketch page for each character. Some of them will be new to you, since I've not drawn them much or at all.

I hope you like them. You'll be seeing a lot more of them very soon!