Sometimes breaking out pencils and good ol’ fashioned paper are the best way to plot. Here I’ve established the visual beats, with a vague idea of what I’m going to write. The next step is to firm up the dialogue.
-Krishna
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A few random heads to kick off Thursday morning. Below is the process work for a quick set of sketches, so you can see how I arrived at the final drawings.
On an unrelated note, I’ve muted the colors for the website so you’ll see a few subtle changes when you visit. Kick the tires and let me know what you think. On another unrelated note, I’ll be reviewing MarsEdit3 and Typinator 4.0 over the next week or so. Stay ‘tooned for that.
Thanks!
-Krishna
Yesterday, the site was deluged with a flood of new visitors (welcome!). Apparently the Facebook / Zuckerberg cartoon struck a chord with many of you. :)
Here are the inks behind today’s comic (click to see the larger version):
I work digitally, sketching the comic using Corel Painter. Inks are also digital, using Painter – while the rest of the strip is put together using Adobe Photoshop. I’ve been meaning to record a small video showing the step-by-step techniques I use to make a PC Weenies comic, but it’s on the back-burner (for now) while I tend to some newer commissions and projects.
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Here are the roughs for the second page of SuperFogeys Origins: Spy Gal vs Star Maiden. Click on the image to see the full-sized image.
The finished version is here
-Krishna
