As the comic becomes more and more complex (and I use the term “complex” very loosely) it requires a lot more effort to push through the idea that I have onto paper, so to speak. Because of this, it was becoming increasingly difficult to maintain quality on a black background. The white lines on black background worked very well when the line work was minimal, but white is so much easier to work with now.
In addition, I started adding color. This is just to make it easier to express depth and relate importance to things that I think require it. I will probably keep this format for some time, as I already see a difference in the quality and “lookability,” if I may make up a word for a second here. Things seem to pop more from the background, and I guarantee that there will be far less feeling of not knowing what an object is or where it is in relation to the characters.
I know at least two of you have asked what the new update schedule is, and the answer to that is every Tuesday and Friday. I know I was going three times a week for a while, but I’m just trying to be as realistic as possible with my time.
its spelled weird, but not in a “ha i caught a mistake” tone, but a “just to let you know IF you want to change it” tone.
Good call. That’s one of those words that auto-corrects itself in Word if you spell it that way. God knows how long I’ve been spelling it wrong.
and “comming”
Spell check has made us all morons.
now THAT was in a “ha i found a mistake” tone. lul
Call me when I draw an extra body part. There’s a mistake.
wait… Coming is spelled right!
hehe, i just remember when you used to spell it like that all the time.
but yeah ill call you when you draw an extra body part or missing one. not that i’m much of an editor anyways…
did I really think a watergun was going to scare leon?
I loled hard when I saw the water gun. That dude’s goatee is getting progressively more epic.