-- Illustrated fantasy novel --
Updates thrice a week
OT's new home
"Obsidian Trilogy" now lives on its own site --->LINK
It's still free to read and will always be, though you always can support me by a donation or by buying a book.
The good news is that I started publishing "Hot Obsidian" on the new site and the translation of "Smoky Obsidian" is in progress (it's 68 chapters long!!!)
Come visit me at the book's new home. And please tell me whether you'd like me to add a comment section there. There weren't many comments on ComicFury, so I'm still not sure.
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Random stuff: After you've read the page, scroll down to see the comments :)
Random stuff: I wrote "Cold Obsidian" when I was 20. Translating it into English has been my dream since.
Random stuff: "Obsidian Trilogy" is the reason I decided to learn to draw. I was too poor to pay an artist but wanted my novels to have beautiful covers.
Random stuff: The biggest obstacle in translating my novels into English was poetry. The poems included in my stories couldn't be removed and I couldn't translate them. Without Alan Jackson' help, there wouldn't be the translation of OT. (English poetry is still a mystery to me).
Random stuff: There is a comment section below every chapter. Take a look :) Even when no one else comments there, I always do.
Random stuff: I update the site as soon as a new illustration is ready. If you want to binge-read the story, you can buy an ebook ($1) or join my Patreon.
Random stuff: All my books are on Goodreads. If you like them, please add them to your shelves.
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Random stuff: Obsidian Trilogy is currently my side project. My main progect is Gifts of wandering ice (a sci-fi webcomic 750+ pages long)
Random stuff: I didn't simply translate the novel into English, I rewrote and added a lot to make the story better. Can't help feeling proud.
Random stuff: A new reader? Or maybe a long-time lurker? Scroll down to the comments section and say hi! No registration needed.
Random stuff: Since Obsidian Trilogy is an illustrated story, you can both vote for it at TopWebComics and boost it at TopWebFiction (no registration needed). Either way, it's a huge help!
Random stuff: Every story begins with a spark: a small idea in the author's imagination. For "Cold Obsidian" it was a dream where a warrior woman was shopping for weapons and chose one made by an apprentice, not a master.
Random stuff: I wrote "Cold Obsidian" when I was 20 and rewrote it while I was translating it into English at the age of 36. Why rewrite it at all? Because there were too many scenes that made me exclaim: oh my! What was I thinking! It doesn't make sense at all! Scratch it!
Random stuff: The name Kangassk was inspired by Kangaxx. If you played Baldur's Gate 2, you've sure met that guy.
Random stuff: I made the first illustrations for "Cold Obsidian" by hand but later moved to Krita because drawing there was faster and easier.
Random stuff: I'm new to illustrating novels, so I'm experimenting a lot and would love to hear what you think of the different styles I'm testing.
Paypal and Payoneer no longer work in my country, so I can't get money from Ko-fi, Gumroad, Buymeacoffe and ComicAd (the ad banners here).
The only tip jar I have left is Boosty. It accepts Paypal, all cards, any currency, then it converts it into rubles and sends to me. Boosty works the same way as Patreon + accepts one-time donations like Ko-fi and allows selling ebooks.
Come visit me at the book's new home. And please tell me whether you'd like me to add a comment section there. There weren't many comments on ComicFury, so I'm still not sure.