This is the final entry in a small series that initially started off as a post about recent updates. For this post, I'll actually be focusing on the comics themselves again. Specifically, comic pages from earlier attempts to start this Mage Punk "webcomic" that I've wanted to make since middle school. I've been working on… Continue reading Unusual Comics Truth; Practical Growth from Years of Quitting
Category: Art
A Tawdry Treasure of Nostalgic Love for Web Design
I've finally wrapped up on a few minor tasks that have been sitting on my desk for awhile. Revisions to some posted pages. First draft pencils for the rest of the 1st chapter. Most exciting was that fun little photoshoot I did for some buttons that I sell at events. For a brief period of… Continue reading A Tawdry Treasure of Nostalgic Love for Web Design
Fall; A Time of Recurring Panic, Magic, and Death
Fall and the Holidays have always been a chaotic time to be alive. It should be no surprise, considering I was born somewhen around the end of the season. This is a very belated update that I mentioned working on, in a comic blog post from last Fall (2017). The original plan was to post… Continue reading Fall; A Time of Recurring Panic, Magic, and Death
A Short Vacation: Reclaiming Free Time Lost To Work
It's only been a month since my last post. Somehow though, it feels like it's been forever. We're only a month into the year and as usual, things have been a little busy. It's been a bit difficult to keep up with the workload I've created for myself. The fact that I insist each page… Continue reading A Short Vacation: Reclaiming Free Time Lost To Work
Using perspective to make this building look huge
You can get a lot done in 30 minutes with good references and Clip Studio's perspective ruler. Currently working on getting the next MP out soon. We finally get to see the Final Flame's headquarters. Pictured is a sketch of said building and a photo that I used for reference. I don't actually know about… Continue reading Using perspective to make this building look huge
Isometric Perspective is a bigger challenge than I expected
I may have bitten off more than I can chew with the perspective on the next page. Originally, I intended the next page to be a simple exchange of dialogue between characters. The idea was to focus on their expressions and what they had to say. Then, I decided it would also be a great… Continue reading Isometric Perspective is a bigger challenge than I expected
Introducing: A Thrilling Comic Panels System for Better Scriptwriting
I have this mental numbering system for the sizes of comic panels when I'm planning out a page. Okay, I say that it's a system, but that would imply that there's some form of organization or order to it. The idea revolves around how many panels of a specific size can fit on a single page.… Continue reading Introducing: A Thrilling Comic Panels System for Better Scriptwriting