Emma Vogt

A photo of the book Crime Show: The Complete Comic Series by Emma Vogt, featuring the characters Lisa Copper and Franklin Fuzz on the front cover.

I'll be attending the Local Author Showcase on Saturday November 8th at Spencer Branch Library in St. Peters, MO as the author of Crime Show! I'm excited to join the 35+ authors at this event.

Full details here:
stcharles.librarycalendar.com/event/hold-a...

But seriously, just put in the dialog first, and then draw the art. Saves me much heartache.

It's intimidating for sure, indie or traditional publishing. But it's so cool to have your own book in hand, not gonna lie.

I mean, makes sense. Also, the quality of your comics is through the roof, so that takes time.

Personally I'm slowly moving away from web to print media. The timing is a factor in that.

An opportunity to reintroduce them all then!

Aah, 2 weeks! Can't wait!

Can't get over this post. Be aggressively kind!

Thanks! I love how it turned out!

A digital illustration of two characters belonging to Emma Vogt. On the left is a redheaded white woman wearing a blue suit. On the right is a hispanic man wearing a gray suit. They are standing back to back with their arms crossed and each looking back at the other, smiling.

New commission for @emma-vogt : Lisa and Franklin from her webcomic, Cop Shop Comic! I played with some intense background colors this time and I dig the results. Thanks so much for the commission! ^^

Sometimes I pretended that my pet guinea pig was a magical familiar.

It's a fun one for sure.

lol, that's great.

Writer and Muse - Comic Comic series about a Writer and her shape-shifting Muse.

Find this comic and the entire series at: writerandmuse.com#animal-fiction

Panel 1 Sandy paces as she comes up with an idea; Muse sits on a nearby desk. Sandy: Maybe I should write animal fiction.Panel 2 Muse starts shifting form. Muse: I've been waiting for this!Panel 3 Muse continues to shift into a vaguely feline shape.Panel 4 Sandy reaches out to where Muse sits as a cat now. Sandy: Muse? Muse: It's "Mews" now.

Muse has been waiting for this inspiration to strike! She is ready! Are you?

If your Muse could be any animal, what would they be?

Writer and Muse: Animal Fiction

#webcomic #writingcommunity

Thank you, I like how it turned out!

A ginger woman and an olive-skinned man in formal wear, the woman with a dark-navy blue pantsuit, a cream blouse and grey pumps, and the man is in a medium grey suit and pants with a white dress shirt and a dark-navy tie, and brown leather dress shoes. The two are holding police badges with their details, and looking at each other. The background is crowded with newspaper clippings.

Lisa Copper and Franklin Fuzz - Art Commission for Emma Vogt

I did another commission for my long-term Neopets friend, of her OCs from her own comic series, Crime Show, which she has also published in print! Check out her artwork and writing as well in her personal website, at emmavogt.com !

This book moves quickly, yet subtly descends into the Darker side of magic. The perfect amount of creepy!

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Agatha wants more from life than being a tutor in her country village, so meeting the Lady of the Woods seems like her chance. But as she enters a world of fae and favors, Agatha finds that wishes always come with a cost.

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Cover of "The Pale Queen" by Ethan M. Aldridge and a hand-written review accented by an unusual rock.

A page from "The Pale Queen" by Ethan M. Aldridge featuring Agatha and the sharply-dressed Lady of the Woods. Lady of the Woods: Of course, innocent intentions do not mean my house is any less ruined, does it, Agatha? But I'm sure you'll make it up to me, won't you? Agatha: I'm sorry, do we know each other? Lady of the Woods: Would you like to? Agatha: What-

Handwritten review of The Pale Queen by Ethan M. Aldridge. "Agatha wants more from life than being a tutor in her country village, so meeting the Lady of the Woods seems like her chance. But as she enters a world of fae and favors, Agatha finds that wishes always come with a cost. This book moves quickly, yet subtly descends into the Darker side of magic. The perfect amount of creepy!"

Cover of "The Pale Queen" by Ethan M. Aldridge

Book Recommendation:
The Pale Queen by Ethan M. Aldridge - Middle Grade Graphic Novel

Absolutely love this one from @ethanmaldridge.bsky.social - amazing the way he weaves stories and traditional art, it's really something to aspire to, #booksky.

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Such conviction!

Seasons of Magic: 2025 Playtest - Sam Robson | DriveThruRPG

You can find Sam's playtest here. Give it a try!

www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/5...

A scholar witch performing magic with her rat familiar perched on a book attached to her belt.

Love Seasons of Magic by @dungeonofthedragon.bsky.social! This cozy roleplaying game has you playing witches in a world filled with spirits, magic, and situations that tests problem-solving beyond your ability to fight.

I made a scholar witch for it! I can't wait to play.

#rpg

No I haven't, but that's pretty good. Wanna collab on something?

Writer and Muse - Comic Comic series about a Writer and her shape-shifting Muse.

Find the entire series on the website!
writerandmuse.com#inspired

Panel 1 Sandy chews on a pen in thought. Sandy: I need a title for this chapter about a food fight. Muse: War and Peas Panel 2 Sandy looks at her Muse in amazement. Panel 3 Sandy: That's it! Muse: First try!

Sometimes, inspiration strikes exactly when you need it! Sometimes. But hey, it feels amazing when that happens.

Writer and Muse: Inspired

#webcomic #writingcomminuty

P.S. - Turns out Firefox can have issues with uploading images as black or glitched - looking into how to resolve that, but in the meanwhile, posting from Chrome.
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Soft, lushly illustrated comics tell a series of original fairy tales perfect for those who are excluded from the traditional fairy tale canon. Not twisted tales, but entirely new ones made from the start with queer and feminist sensibilities. Each story will leave you wanting more!

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Cover of "Other Ever Afters" by Melanie Gillman and a hand-written review accented by a small potted succulent plant.

Handwritten review of "Other Ever Afters" by Melanie Gillman. "Soft, lushly illustrated comics tell a series of original fairy tales perfect for those who are excluded from the traditional fairy tale canon. Not twisted tales, but entirely new ones made from the start with queer and feminist sensibilities. Each story will leave you wanting more!"

A page from "Other Ever Afters" by Melanie Gillman. "Days passed, and magic flowers grew all over the forest. On patrols, I looked for claw marks in the soil. But saw no signs of a beast."

Cover of "Other Ever Afters: New Queer Fairy Tales" by Melanie Gillman

Mini Book Recommendation:
Other Ever Afters: New Queer Fairy Tales by Melanie Gillman - YA Graphic Novel

I want to get better at recommending books I enjoy, and what better one to start off #pridemonth than with Other Ever Afters by @mgillman.bsky.social, #booksky?

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(with images this time!)

Cover of "Other Ever Afters" by Melanie Gillman and a hand-written review accented by a small potted succulent plant.

It'd help a lot if the images would upload!

Huh?!