Hi, it's Melanie here again with another project to dole out, but this time with a twist:

I don't want to give away this idea. I want an artist to collaborate with me on it.

The idea is a webcomic I've been working on for, oh, two years now? The thing is, I'm an okay artist, but I'm not good enough to do the art for the comic. Either I can't make the characters consistent enough, or I can't convey the emotion right, or some other thing gets in the way every time.

So, here's what I'm looking for. I can write, maybe even block out the pages. You, as the artist, do the pencils. I can do the inking if you're not confident in it, but it would be by hand rather than digital. Then, you do the lettering. (At this point it should become obvious I have no skills with computer based art stuff.)

Long story short, I write, you do all the work :P

The story is called "Thrice," and it's about a kid in high school (what else would I write about?) who can do magic. In order to keep one of his friends out of trouble, he summons an angel to watch over him and, long story short, gets "rewarded" for this act of good by the goddess giving him his own angel, the powers of an angel, and the beauty of an angel. Wait, beauty? It's not too bad at first, but unbeknownst to him, the more he uses his angelic powers, the more angelic he himself will become...

And, yes, he eventually does become a full girl. And like guys. That's just my taste, so there ya go.

I've been blocking the story out as though I were doing it as an animated series, and so far I've got enough parts roughly outlined for the first sixty-three episodes, and titles/a rough idea of the rest of the episode equivalents up through about ninety-five. If we were to do three pages a week, which would be my eventual goal, and average around thirty pages per episode, that would already be enough episodes to last us 1800 posts just for the ones I already have OUTLINED.

So, anyone interested? I'd be looking for, well, not necessarily an anime/manga style, but definitely a more animated style rather than realistic or detailed. Think more along the lines of the cartoon from a few years ago, "Winx," and you'd have an idea of what I'd prefer, but if I like your style I can change my plans!

Melanie E.