I sketched and inked Monday’s comic on my iPad using ProCreate and the JaJa stylus. Then I sent it to my Mac via Dropbox to do layout and color. Since the iPad’s max resolution isn’t as big as my comics, I ink each panel full screen. Here’s what the inks for all three panels looked like when I imported them to Photoshop.
this is art
this thing right here is how you will be remembered after you die
I know why everyone’s so scared of Fake Geek Girls! SURVIVAL HINGES ON CONSTANT VIGILANCE.
A very accurate portrayal of Fake Geek Girls.
nooooooooooo
Here’s Walky from It’s Walky, circa 2004-ish, I guess?
After seeing all the awesomely talented artists at MoCCA, I realized it’s time to step up my game! (Or at least spend more time doing artwork outside of the comic.)
David Willis, author of one of my favorite webcomics, Dumbing of Age, posted on his page that his recent story arc had been bringing in a fair amount of fanart, and I decided to jump on the bandwagon.
Dumbing of Age is an alternate universe comic that features characters he’s created over the better part of a decade in his other webcomics “Shortpacked” and “It’s Walky” and updates Mon-Fri. He has such great pacing and story development that I find myself going crazy waiting for each page, even though they come out so frequently! When I was first linked to the comic, I read it backwards from latest to see if I was interested in it. After going back50 comics deep, I realized it would join my weekly rotation, and I read it from the beginning.
This character, Joyce, is the first one we’re introduced to in the series, and she’s a fundamentalist Christian going off to college where her sheltered upbringing starts to clash with the real world. This outfit is from the most recent arc where she’s being pushed to wear something besides sweater vests, and…
yes
You remember when I said I was done posting about SDCC? I guess I lied!
Starring in this terrible table conversation saga are Spike, David Willis, and li’l ol’ me.
Spike, see a doctor.
