Hello, this is the little know creator of Demowalker, a fledgling comic that hasn't made it far off the ground. Since Demowalker is a constant work in progress, this is going to be the WIP site where you can keep up on the pages as they progress. It is also a site that will record all the references and inspirations that affect Demowalker.

The origins of Demowalker can be directly connected to a well known comic called Kagerou: An Electric Manga. by before it was a well-known comic. In fact, if it hadn't been for the creator, Demowalker would not even be alive. Another heavy inspiration comes for who I have known since adolescence and have great love and respect for. A third inspiration, such to remain unknown, also contributed heavily to the project by way of inspiration. What originally started as a character to play in small stories with friends somehow grew into a much more, and blossomed into the comic that is featured in this gallery.

Although, Demowalker did not begin as Demowalker, but as a series of adventures between four characters that didn't seem to have much of a connection with each other. But as friends grow up and go their separate ways, stories and realities do the same. Demowalker stumbled along as I did, trying to find it's own life. It was first a collection of random stories and poems known as Lunatics In Sanity with no real comic form until 2002 or so. After the bulk of Lunatics Insanity artwork and ground work was stolen, it decided to be reborn in it's own way. Once the new foundation was set, the name "Epitome Delusion" (a silly reworking of Personification Mirage) became reborn as Epi Del: Demowalker. (The name thanks to Atomic-Fireball, who patiently sat through all the ideas I forced on him.) This version of the story started out very akwardly and abruptly, and after a few months, was abandoned as a childish attempt. Then a new discovery! Comic paper and more advanced tools! In the new reworking (the current form) Demowalker became more mature and the artwork more planned.

So, with that long story behind us, I want to leave you with this. Every artist, I feel, has a "Great Project" that they strive for. I present, humbly to you, mine. I hope you enjoy what you find, and are inspired in many ways.