In Korea, ginseng is called, in-sam (인삼). It’s everywhere. You can pick up little bottles at the convenience store and swig them on the way home from work.
Cons:Since it’s a root, it sucks up a lot of toxins in the earth and can actually do more damage than good.
Pros: It’s good for “night-power”.
Here’s another cover element from the Ojingogo book cover.
I decided not to use this fish. It’s too big and clunky for the space I needed it for. But I still like it so I wanted to post it.
I love drawing fish. No matter how crazy and wild you imagine them to be, the ocean always has more interesting species. And their faces have such character and expression. Something straddling the line between horror and confusion.
Here are some sketches I did in a fish market in Morocco last month.
Playing with different and elements colour schemes for the Ojingogo book cover.
Some people seem to think this is the whole cover. Nope, it’s just a corner illustration from the inside fold-over.
I posted this over on my blog - but I’ve got to get in the habit of keeping Ojingogo stuff over here!
Welcome to the world of Ojingogo, a comic by me - Matt Forsythe.
I started this comic four years ago while living in Korea. That was before fancy comic-blogging software existed, so I used to write every new HTML page by hand.
Anyway, those days are over and I can finally post all the Ojingogo comics easily and in one place so here they are.
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