Suicide Comic

Had a lot of fun with this one, due in large part to my being able to play around with different layouts. That, and I used Sketchbook Pro from start to finish with this one, and damn is that a great program. It's not perfect yet, but it's getting there.

As usual I'll repost this once I get a lettered version back from Jason...

Quickie #4

I'm in the middle of inking another 10 page comic for Mr. Eaglespeaker, so I haven't really had time to get to anything else. Hopefully I can get something more than warm up work posted soon.

Quickie

Quickies 2

So last post I mentioned that I've been doing warm up sketches based on other ppl's work. Since I'm having so much fun with them, I thought I'd keep posting every now and then. As such, please keep in mind, anything marked "Quickie" in the title is a batch up warm up drawings from throughout the week. This'll save me from having to throw up a reminder every time I post.

Quickies

Shelley mentioned that my blog was languishing and needed some urgent attention, so I figured I'd toss up some images for y'all.

Unfortunately what I've been working on lately isn't overly exciting. I've been building panel layouts for the next 10 pager from Jason Eaglespeaker. I think it's fun, but visually speaking there isn't a lot going on yet. As such, I thought I'd post a few of the warm up drawings I've been doing lately. Now, I want to point out before anyone else feels the need to, that these are not original images. The point of these exercises is to take something someone else has done, and figure out how they did it, and why it's awesome. I haven't been taking anything to a finished stage (so no colors, at least not yet) but I did scan the images into Sketchbook Pro to test out the inking brush. Hot damn do I love that thing!


Anyways, here ya go!