Might sound like a silly question, but...

Well, I've never done a *formal* project with Trigun characters, but I have most certainly handed in homework with Trigun doodled /everywhere/!

I did all the time in high school (on my gap year now, hopefully once I'm in college more glorious Trigun homework shall appear haha), usually for my art assignments.


This was from either from Ad Design or Advertising Agency (11th and 12th grade, respectively)--can't remember OTL. We had to design something that would represent a famous person and I was like, hell Yasuhiro Nightow is famous to me!!! _{and I don't know diddly squat about celebrities} I wanted to add Klaus from B3, but I was still having wrist problems then and that was too ambitious for the poor thing. But I rather like how this turned out. My Revoltech Vash served as the model, haha.


And this is an old assignment from Drawing I, that was 10th grade aaaaaaaagh I feel old!!!!!
Anyway this was an assignment to arrange 3-5 books and draw them. AKA the perfect time to draw all my favorite books (this is only a small selection)

I also doodled Trigun all the time.

Once I got bored in Study Hall and copied a page out of Trimax

I was supposed to be studying for AP World History.... mostly Gundams but I like the sassy Wolfwood. (ignore comment in the corner haha)

Something scribbly that murdered a pen. Something I managed to color in class as I found things throughout the day haha

And this
hahaha

there's so many more weird doodles.........

I wish I would use Trigun for homework, but... I just get too shy to even try 8(

I mean, yeah, I doodle Trigun stuff quite a bit, but that's about it. I don't really talk about my cartoon/comic-related interests much to folks at school, especially to my teachers. And I guess I just have no clue HOW to incorporate Trigun into what I'm doing, and I tend to feel like I need a purpose for it outside of "HEY IT'S TRIGUN". But this is mostly just me... being way too bashful. ;A;

That said, the temptation is sure there, and I WANT to do something trigun-related at some point. Even if I don't want to flat-out draw Trigun fanart for school, I keep trying to find times where I could SYMBOLICALLY apply it (and a few other interest like it) into my work. There was ONE time last semester, where I had sketched out this abstract-y design using only Knives' blades for an assigned marker illustration board project, but I realized quickly how complicated it would've been, and went with something else.

Someday though... I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna symbolically draw them Triguns and make them neat and it's gonna be good! ;;

But you guys are awesome for incorporating Trigun like that! I bet that poem was fun to write, Redgunslinger! Also really neat about the origins of your webcomic, Jeredu. : O

btw, kwolfwood, that's a pretty spiffy pic at the top! With marker, I am assuming? And those doodles are fantastic |D

Haha I actually just did this today! I needed some cool effects/texture for my final in my Digital Media I class....So I scanned a badass pic from my Multiple Bullets comic!