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Post by keef on May 2, 2018 7:07:31 GMT
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Post by madjack on May 2, 2018 7:13:07 GMT
I want a print of this page. Or a canvas.
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Post by arf on May 2, 2018 7:30:39 GMT
So who's on top here?
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Post by saardvark on May 2, 2018 8:05:02 GMT
By area, it's a bit more than half Coyote (assuming the lower right mouth belongs to Ys)... which would suggest he's the dominant member of the fused being. He's also literally in the "top" left, occupying the first part of the page if you were to "read" it (in most languages at least). His eye ("I") is central; poor Ys's green eye is. pushed to the side, almost off the page... |
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Post by saardvark on May 2, 2018 8:30:05 GMT
Viewing the page either direct or upside down, using either mouth, Coyote seems to be smiling/pleased. In the most sensible orientation (up-side down), poor Ys, pushed to the margin (again), is upset/unhappy. Sounds about right....
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Post by ffkonoko on May 2, 2018 9:03:19 GMT
There are 3 eyes, there are 3 things being shown here. Ysengrin, grey and brown, bottom right, growling, angry or unhappy. Coyote, bordered with black, top left, grinning, but with his eye slipping down below the brown stripe that heralds the middle section of Yesenyote or whatever. Blue, red, brown and grey. And that part has a big ol' grin while looking up at the coyote parts.
So, I'd say the split is a lot more even than the above people suggested.
Other things of note...lot of teeth like shapes to the coyote part, the white bits poking in, and even his eye has a somewhat tooth shape to it.
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Post by saardvark on May 2, 2018 9:05:19 GMT
I want a print of this page. Or a canvas. Could make an interesting/scary throw rug or blanket... |
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Post by saardvark on May 2, 2018 9:14:26 GMT
There are 3 eyes, there are 3 things being shown here. Ysengrin, grey and brown, bottom right, growling, angry or unhappy. Coyote, bordered with black, top left, grinning, but with his eye slipping down below the brown stripe that heralds the middle section of Yesenyote or whatever. Blue, red, brown and grey. And that part has a big ol' grin while looking up at the coyote parts. So, I'd say the split is a lot more even than the above people suggested. Other things of note...lot of teeth like shapes to the coyote part, the white bits poking in, and even his eye has a somewhat tooth shape to it. hmm, I was counting anything blue, red, or black as Coyote- including the second eye (framed in blue) as well. Since Coyote is covered by fur patterns that look like eyes, I was figuring that was what the second Coyote "eye" was. But you might be right... and its a bit difficult then to parse where Ysenote/Coysengrin begins from pure Ys or pure Coyote. But a more even split, then. Maybe... I like the symbolism, but I can't help thinking Coyote is still in charge here... |
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Post by netherdan on May 2, 2018 13:21:00 GMT
I want a print of this page. Or a canvas. Could make an interesting/scary throw rug or blanket... I want it in microfiber so that it's warm and comfy just like the picture feels like |
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Post by blazingfeathers on May 2, 2018 15:02:35 GMT
hmm i agree with the image containing two happy coyotes and one angry ysengrin. i think now they're fused, ysengrin would be angry because he got all his memories back and realises the depth of coyotes manipulation. its possible that he doesnt care but i think it's way more possible that coyote is using ysengrin as an excuse to attack the court- possibly completely overriding him. so when coyote's 'caught' or stopped he's able to use ysengrin as a scapegoat.
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Post by faiiry on May 2, 2018 16:38:21 GMT
Top left - Coyote. Middle - Coysengrin. Bottom - Ysengrin. Just like usual. |
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Post by faiiry on May 2, 2018 16:39:52 GMT
Has everyone seen this?  I'm excited! |
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Post by pyradonis on May 2, 2018 16:52:11 GMT
Has everyone seen this? I'm excited!   |
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Post by fia on May 2, 2018 18:56:45 GMT
Being patient is SO HARD.
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Post by gergle on May 2, 2018 19:13:51 GMT
Has everyone seen this? I'm excited! Where did you find this? Is there more info on it there? |
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Post by liminal on May 2, 2018 19:19:51 GMT
Has everyone seen this? I'm excited! Where did you find this? Is there more info on it there? Tom held a stream of his creating it last night. |
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Post by mturtle7 on May 2, 2018 22:43:24 GMT
Has everyone seen this? I'm excited! SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (translation: "I'm excited too") |
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Post by todd on May 2, 2018 23:56:46 GMT
He looks more like a regular coyote here than the weird-looking creature we know him as. (Maybe the fact that the setting is evidently the American Southwest - the traditional setting for the Coyote of legend - has something to do with it?)
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Post by liminal on May 3, 2018 4:22:51 GMT
He looks more like a regular coyote here than the weird-looking creature we know him as. (Maybe the fact that the setting is evidently the American Southwest - the traditional setting for the Coyote of legend - has something to do with it?) He looks like a regular coyote because it's about his journey to becoming the Coyote that we know and love watching his apparent demise Source |
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Post by intotheether on May 3, 2018 4:41:24 GMT
Has everyone seen this? I'm excited! SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (translation: "I'm excited too") As a grown man, I shamelessly and emphatically second that SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. As for speculation on the nature of Coyote's demise and just how dead he really is, I'm going to pull from one of this comic's more well known endorsers-Neil Gaiman. Let's speculate, for a moment, that Coyote is really, truly dead. That doesn't necessarily mean he will remain dead. This world is quite literally shaped by belief after all, and Coyote's stories are already out there. He is already a legend, and legend's don't die so easily. There's nothing to say residual belief won't reshape him similar to a certain event in a certain Gaiman story (any of you who have read it will know exactly which one I mean, but I'm trying to avoid spoilers). That said, whether it would be the same Coyote is another matter. Belief is a fickle thing after all. |
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Post by stevecharb on May 3, 2018 14:16:37 GMT
I'm looking forward to seeing what in the Ether is actually happening
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Post by Trillium on May 3, 2018 15:43:12 GMT
He looks more like a regular coyote here than the weird-looking creature we know him as. (Maybe the fact that the setting is evidently the American Southwest - the traditional setting for the Coyote of legend - has something to do with it?) He looks like a regular coyote because it's about his journey to becoming the Coyote that we know and love watching his apparent demise Source I think it is hilarious to reference "regular coyote." |
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Post by dramastix on May 4, 2018 1:17:50 GMT
As a grown man, I shamelessly and emphatically second that SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. As for speculation on the nature of Coyote's demise and just how dead he really is, I'm going to pull from one of this comic's more well known endorsers-Neil Gaiman. Let's speculate, for a moment, that Coyote is really, truly dead. That doesn't necessarily mean he will remain dead. This world is quite literally shaped by belief after all, and Coyote's stories are already out there. He is already a legend, and legend's don't die so easily. There's nothing to say residual belief won't reshape him similar to a certain event in a certain Gaiman story (any of you who have read it will know exactly which one I mean, but I'm trying to avoid spoilers). That said, whether it would be the same Coyote is another matter. Belief is a fickle thing after all. The beautiful thing being that you could be referring to one of two Gaiman stories (that I'm aware of) with that description. So. Stinking. Excited. |
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Post by fia on May 5, 2018 16:40:20 GMT
As for speculation on the nature of Coyote's demise and just how dead he really is, I'm going to pull from one of this comic's more well known endorsers-Neil Gaiman. The beautiful thing being that you could be referring to one of two Gaiman stories (that I'm aware of) with that description. So. Stinking. Excited. Neil Gaiman <3 <3 <3 Aren't there more than 2 you could refer to where a character was/is dead but need not be forever dead?... anyhow! No matter. I'm excited to know more about Coyote. Do you think he was ever less of a meanie or less self-centered? |
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Post by Runningflame on May 7, 2018 16:31:48 GMT
The beautiful thing being that you could be referring to one of two Gaiman stories (that I'm aware of) with that description. So. Stinking. Excited. Neil Gaiman <3 <3 <3 Aren't there more than 2 you could refer to where a character was/is dead but need not be forever dead?... anyhow! No matter. I'm excited to know more about Coyote. Do you think he was ever less of a meanie or less self-centered?  |
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