I'm currently 21 but I started writing since high school. Used to write a novel with fantasy elements but I soon realized what I really wanted to do was make webcomics. So around when I was 17 I started drafting a story for Hybrid: Humanity. This was going on during covid and I was in a relationship. 2020 was really weird for me but despite the low amount of updates (comparing to my current frequency) I really wanted to go through with this project.
My comic survived past the quarantine, my relationship, several friend groups and the few times I've had to move around. Although I'm on year 5 of writing/drawing my comic I'm just recently finished my first act. Back when I started, I was really into slow burn writing but reaching into my 20s I realize if I wanna progress my story before I get the point where I have to worry about any further responsibilities I should quicken the story with my comic. I want to at least finish my story's first year before the 10th anniversary but I know I shouldn't burn myself out. I care so much about Hybrid: Humanity and this is the furthest I've ever gotten with any fiction I've written before.
Although, I'm super critical of my own art I still feel a sense of pride for having created it and maintained it for this long. I've put most of my creative energy into thinking about what to do with this comic and it has randomly shown up in my thoughts whenever I'm walking my dog.
Hybrid: Humanity
Genre: Fantasy / Action
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Description: In the 1800s, an unprecedented convergence of demons and humanity altered the course of history, sowing the seeds of conflict and camaraderie. Now, in the world of the 2100s, a half-demon teenager is drawn into a realm teeming with covert battles and concealed truths.
Within this intricate tapestry of magic and mystery, ancient pools of power house unrevealed potentials, ready to ignite. Accompany our enigmatic protagonist as she journeys through a world where allegiances flicker like shadows, and the distinction between friend and foe remains perpetually uncertain.