SMALL DISCLAIMER:this page is not meant to be read. look at the jellyfish on the side instead. they are floating and stuff, they are even in sink, how well-behaved, how obedient. wooo so cool, you are getting distracted by it and you don't wanna read this much text anyway. i actually lowkey want you to read this, and i will think of you very highly if you do.

ooookay so NEBULA NAVIGATORS: Marine Adventures in Space is a webproject-like comic-thing, mainly about two ex magical-girls, whom got fired because they failed to protect their planet so now they are spending their days floating around in space lazily, in the search of some sorth of an adventure which they can waste a bit of their time on.
They live an existence full of something the kids these days would call ennui and thus i doubt the story is going to be too exciting.

there is sorth of purpose in the making of all this which used to be subconsious but i think i've realized it, so now i will try to present it in the shape of some words: yeyeye so this is how it goes:
we live in one fucking crazy world, im telling you! its so vast and chaotic and confusing and the sense-making process can often feel impossible and overwhelming.
in these daunting times i have found art and creation to be a pretty helpful tool. a very convenient assisstant and guide that can make the course of mapping out and polishing coarse and abstract conventions a whole lot more easier.

and so throughout my life these sense-making attempts formed into a paracosm which currently bears the name of midnight zone(aka the moeverse). and it became a bedrock which vitalizes a cluster of self-indulgent projects. the making of anything nebula navigators related funtionc as an inexhaustive source of artfuel a motivation to keep on seeking out and trying to understand new and interesting frameworks.

My main inspirations are Bee and Puppycat and the manga Shimeji Simulation and the way they are capable to envoke an extremely strong bittersweet melancholic and yet warm feeling inside me. It is my favorite feeling (if there's even such a thing) it is kind of like getting wraped in the comfortable blanket of a warm ocean breeze.

Nebula Navigators started off as a traditional webcomic, but since i kept changing my mind about what medium i would like to tell the story in. at the end i've decided to just use whatever format i feel like at that moment. It's target audience is me so all creative decisions were made based on how fun would it be for me to make. I just wanted to give myself the oppurtunity to play, have fun and to try out techniques and styles i wouldn't otherwise and maybe to even learn something new along the way.