Revolution

TheAuthor · Site Admin Joined: 25 Mar 2006 Posts: 698

I think I'm going try and work on my weak spots one-by-one throughout this issue. Part one was, hopefully obviously, inking and linework. The lines are still wiggly. People, I work in a coffee factory, my hands shake naturally and most of the time I'm inking either on a clumsy clipboard on my bed or in a laundromat. LINES AREN'T EVER GOING TO BE GREAT. So what you see it what I can give you. There are better comics out there should I not come up to par.

Part two, I'm going to be working on backgrounds. I HATE BACKGROUNDS. I hate penciling them, thinking of them, inking them and coloring them. I have tunnel vision. I focus on figures and the "now". BUT in order to get "better"...sigh...I HAVE to get better at backgrounds. So I'm going to try. And y'know, for page one of part two, I don't think it looks...TOO bad.

I think part three may be hands and anatomy. Getting the characters to look more...human or whatever they are. I've already included the what I like to call "nasal line". I took it out, revamp it, shined it on my sleeve and reintroduced it. Did you even notice? Then came the part in the hair on all characters. I'll be touching on other parts of the head and body.

You don't have to comment or give me ass pats for my little "deeds" because this is for my own benefit. I just want to make you aware that I'm trying. I really am. I'm going to ride this creative thing until my Sims2 addiction comes back so enjoy it.

TheAuthor · Site Admin Joined: 25 Mar 2006 Posts: 698

If you guys are extra nice this year, maybe Santa will throw in an epilogue.

Inspired by work, lack of music and loss of sense. All happened at the same time, unsurprisingly.