Studies of Sand Cats and Sand Cat kittens.
Source: Referenced from photos taken at the Parken zoo Eskilstuna by Mats Ellting.
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Archive for September, 2010
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A quick overview of how a page from Vol. 1 of my graphic novel series, Peach Fuzz, was made:
Step 1: Storyboards - Working from the script, a small thumbnail sketch of the scene is drawn.
Step 2: Pencils - Using the storyboard as a guide, the page is carefully redrawn on 11″x17″ comic board.
Step 3: Inks - The penciled page is scanned into the computer in two parts, pieced together, and digitally inked in Painter by Jared Hodges.
Step 4: Screen Tone - All the shading, patterns, gradients, line bursts, and other special effects are done at this point.
Step 5: Lettering - The dialogue is added, and page is ready for print!
Studies of Sand Cat kittens.
Source: Referenced from photos taken at the Parken zoo Eskilstuna by Mats Ellting.
Update 11/23/10 – The second page of the spread is up! Who might those mysterious paw prints belong to?
I’m currently working on a Fraggle Rock comic for Archaia, so updates will be irregular for awhile. Bear with me. Progress on the comic will continue as time allows. Thanks for your patience! <3
The Last of the Polar Bear Pre-Dawn book is still available! Follow the banner below for details.
Studies of an Asian elephant calf and a baby meerkat.
Daily Animal Sketch – Patagonian Cavy and Flamingo Chick
September 24th, 2010 |Posted In: dailysketch
Studies of a Patagonian Cavy (a large relative of the guinea pig with rabbit-like features) and a strutting Flamingo Chick.
Source: Referenced from photos on Zooborns.com.
I’ll be at New York Comic Con from October 8 – 10 with a limited edition book collecting the beginning of The Last of the Polar Bears. You can read more about it in this blog post.
For those of you who won’t be at the convention, you can still get the book through my website. Click on the banner below for more details!
Help spread the word about The Last of the Polar Bears! Please vote for me on Top Web Comics (you’ll receive an illuminated panel from this week’s comic as a thank you gift), and if you know anyone who might also enjoy the comic, please pass along the link to them! Thanks!
Studies of Leopard Geckos and Tegus.
Studies of a polar bear cub walking.
Source: Referenced from the Kitty & Knut “knut der kleine Eisbär” video.
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