TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Comic Book Word Balloons in Photoshop
I really enjoy the process of lettering my comic pages. I usually get the lettering ready at the rough sketch phase before doing pencils so that I know exactly how much space to leave for them, but I like to give them a final pass to make them look as good as possible with the art. [caption id="attachment_76441" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Ready for lettering![/caption] I've got a pet peeve about digital word balloons, particularly on art…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Art Drop, Annotated
April 29, 2024 - I've been getting some pieces ready to ship out, and I thought I would take this opportunity to post some drawings I've done recently with some commentary for your entertainment. I've actually been doing quite a few things, but I've gotta honor good old NDA's with some of this stuff, so I've just got some spot pieces for now, and a few comic book pages. I have pretty limited technical abilities, but I think I'm starting to get some personality in my drawings, and I'm maybe even having a little fun. I don't often use double-page splashes in my work, but for this moment I wanted to add a bit of impact and breathing room after a tense period in the story. The script called for a single page splash, but I decided to add…
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