Process
Comics
Process
Comics
Process
Comics
Process
Comics
Process
Comics
When I make comics, I nearly always start on paper. For thumbnails of course, but for my undersketches too.
The work below is part of a 4-page excerpt from a personal project called The Bear Priest.
When I make comics, I nearly always start on paper. For thumbnails of course, but for my undersketches too.
The work below is part of a 4-page excerpt from a personal project called The Bear Priest.
When I make comics, I nearly always start on paper. For thumbnails of course, but for my undersketches too.
The work below is part of a 4-page excerpt from a personal project called The Bear Priest.
When I make comics, I nearly always start on paper. For thumbnails of course, but for my undersketches too.
The work below is part of a 4-page excerpt from a personal project called The Bear Priest.
When I make comics, I nearly always start on paper. For thumbnails of course, but for my undersketches too.
The work below is part of a 4-page excerpt from a personal project called The Bear Priest.
Initial (Seriously)
Rough Drawings
Initial (Seriously) Rough Drawings
Initial (Seriously) Rough Drawings
Initial (Seriously) Rough Drawings
Initial (Seriously) Rough Drawings
Once I have a decent enough idea what I want, I break out the grid paper. I go through this stuff pretty quickly. It's a great help with quickly experimenting with shots and perspective.
After I'm done picking out the sketches I like, I scan them, cut them into panels, and tighten up the drawings as I go.
Once I have a decent enough idea what I want, I break out the grid paper. I go through this stuff pretty quickly. It's a great help with quickly experimenting with shots and perspective.
After I'm done picking out the sketches I like, I scan them, cut them into panels, and tighten up the drawings as I go.
Once I have a decent enough idea what I want, I break out the grid paper. I go through this stuff pretty quickly. It's a great help with quickly experimenting with shots and perspective.
After I'm done picking out the sketches I like, I scan them, cut them into panels, and tighten up the drawings as I go.
Once I have a decent enough idea what I want, I break out the grid paper. I go through this stuff pretty quickly. It's a great help with quickly experimenting with shots and perspective.
After I'm done picking out the sketches I like, I scan them, cut them into panels, and tighten up the drawings as I go.
Once I have a decent enough idea what I want, I break out the grid paper. I go through this stuff pretty quickly. It's a great help with quickly experimenting with shots and perspective.
After I'm done picking out the sketches I like, I scan them, cut them into panels, and tighten up the drawings as I go.
"Thumbnails"
Timelapses
Timelapses
Timelapses
Finished Pages
Finished Pages
Finished Pages
Finished Pages
