How are you doing, comic-wise?
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
heh, I tend to draw at night. and convince myself that the reason I was so happy at how something came out the night before, must have just been a trick of the light. Its sad but since were being honest here.
Or... "THIS PICTURE IS AMAZING! I MUST SCANS THISSS"
"for some reason my scanner isn't picking up its awesome... let me try another scanner." *looks at the picture again* "nooo, I must have got this drawing mixed up with an awesome one... again."
[Edit... I really should have drawn this out. To bad I'm a lazy bastard]
Or... "THIS PICTURE IS AMAZING! I MUST SCANS THISSS"
"for some reason my scanner isn't picking up its awesome... let me try another scanner." *looks at the picture again* "nooo, I must have got this drawing mixed up with an awesome one... again."
[Edit... I really should have drawn this out. To bad I'm a lazy bastard]
Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Well, I finished another comic, so the window of opportunity for Dawg to reclaim his title as people's champ has passed.
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
I got six new pages (of varying quality) up so if I get this weekend's pages done on time (not bloody likely) I'll be back up to date.

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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Here's the cover for the first issue of a project I'll be debuting on CG in May.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i176/ ... 1_01rs.jpg
The issues will have a bunch of short comics, including some done by CGers including Serge, MrEff, Mercury_Hat, and maybe some others I don't remember right now.
I'll probably post the pages on a M/W/F schedule, which would give the comic a run of up until around late 2013 or early 2014.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i176/ ... 1_01rs.jpg
The issues will have a bunch of short comics, including some done by CGers including Serge, MrEff, Mercury_Hat, and maybe some others I don't remember right now.
I'll probably post the pages on a M/W/F schedule, which would give the comic a run of up until around late 2013 or early 2014.
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
I've actually been productive this month (this weekend, especially) - in spite of the best efforts of work and others to keep me away from my drawing table and computer. New cartoon out, new avitar, new cover pic for my Facebook Fan Page, updating everything everywhere I'm active on, and shortly a new logo for the CrittersOnline website. I love getting stuff done! 

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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
studying for finals is taking longer than anticipated, partly because id on't have any motivation and end up taking more time than would be usual. then the time that remains i am trying to spend hanging out with my companions since it's our last week together
whatever time that's left i'm usually too melancholy to draw.
tho i have been working on some very brief anatomy studies. nothing too in-depth but even the amount i've done has helped considerably, i think.

tho i have been working on some very brief anatomy studies. nothing too in-depth but even the amount i've done has helped considerably, i think.
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Well I didn't get those pages done this weekend but I did get the new "yearbook photos" done for the main eight as well as 16 others (most of whom appear in this story arc), trying to get everything ready for W.A.Y. and I might if I get time go back and redo a couple of frames where I botched the anatomy spectacularly.
Speaking of botched anatomy, one thing I need to work on is making the arms thicker in profile view or the bodies narrower, either way I really need to reconcile the big head/smaller body style properly - it's decent in front and 3/4 views but profile is looking real dodgy at the moment.
Alas I'm sure I'll get all the feedback I need (and more) in a couple of weeks time
Speaking of botched anatomy, one thing I need to work on is making the arms thicker in profile view or the bodies narrower, either way I really need to reconcile the big head/smaller body style properly - it's decent in front and 3/4 views but profile is looking real dodgy at the moment.
Alas I'm sure I'll get all the feedback I need (and more) in a couple of weeks time


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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
what tripped me up for the longest time is the thinning that occurs when someone is standing sideways. My brain always told me it was to small! I eventually got around that.
Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Holy mother of meat.
The last thing I remember I had just bought SW:TOR...
*stares at work* I was so motivated before I went home for Christmas! Nooooo!
The last thing I remember I had just bought SW:TOR...
*stares at work* I was so motivated before I went home for Christmas! Nooooo!
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I bought a new pencil and plan to draw for the first time in... years?
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ollllldbiieeeeeJeffy wrote:I bought a new pencil and plan to draw for the first time in... years?
come back to usss
I'm almost entirely done unpacking my stuff from college and reorganizing my room, leaving me with plenty fo time to draw... but I'm not in the mood. Dammit, I'm so behind, and this chapter is so lagging, AND I REALLY WANNA HAVE STUFF UP FOR W.A.Y. THREAD. time to slaughter
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
VeryCuddlyCornpone wrote: time to slaughter





Who'd you have in mind?
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Comic stuff- First book's out, got a con in three weeks, having that old 'what if no-one buys it and laughs in my face' feeling. Kind of annoyed at myself for not grasping sooner that being a full time comic artist means being an accountant and a publicist and everything else in between, with only occasional bouts of comic making
Still love it, though! Perhaps I am a masochist.

Still love it, though! Perhaps I am a masochist.
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Oh god, it's exhausting, isn't it? Not that I make a living from my comic, but my mask/graphic design business is my only source of income atm and has many of the same issues. THe publicist thing is what really gets me- it's kinda like banging your head against a wall. A lot.Komiyan wrote:Kind of annoyed at myself for not grasping sooner that being a full time comic artist means being an accountant and a publicist and everything else in between, with only occasional bouts of comic making![]()
Actually, Real Life Fiction is coming up on 100 pages. Thinking about maybe trying to get a few copies of a book done before I go to a con. I'll mostly be selling masks, but it might be a way to test the waters for the comic. Hmm.
Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Ohhh mannn....
I was thinking about posting in this thread and then I was like "Wait, this seems familiar. Didn't I post in this thread way back when everything was different?"
Yeah, yeah I did.
So, since then I have been taken over by a muse like a little artist-marionette. I started a new comic and it's been updating at least five days a week with full-color pages for more than a month. It's been getting more attention faster than any of my other projects. And I kind of feel like I'm just standing off to the side watching all this happen. I have no idea how I did all that.
I'm not drawing any more Sunelves comics, which I'm okay with, because they weren't getting much attention, and really after the conclusion of Book 1 it's all been shorter arcs, and it could stop just about anywhere. Dragon's Fall is going on hiatus, which is sad, but it was my co-creator's decision, so I'm not overwhelmed with guilt. I haven't gotten a job and I'm not in urgent need of one. So basically all I've been doing is chasing this muse.
It's weird because I have not much idea where the story is going. For the first time I feel like a comic artist instead of a writer illustrating her stories, because I'm letting the art and the mood dictate where the story goes. I feel like everything I've done up to this point has been practice and I'm finally getting to the real work.
I'm even daring to dream that I might some day make money from comics. You know, hypothetically.
Anyway...yeah. That's how I'm doing.
I was thinking about posting in this thread and then I was like "Wait, this seems familiar. Didn't I post in this thread way back when everything was different?"
Yeah, yeah I did.
So, since then I have been taken over by a muse like a little artist-marionette. I started a new comic and it's been updating at least five days a week with full-color pages for more than a month. It's been getting more attention faster than any of my other projects. And I kind of feel like I'm just standing off to the side watching all this happen. I have no idea how I did all that.
I'm not drawing any more Sunelves comics, which I'm okay with, because they weren't getting much attention, and really after the conclusion of Book 1 it's all been shorter arcs, and it could stop just about anywhere. Dragon's Fall is going on hiatus, which is sad, but it was my co-creator's decision, so I'm not overwhelmed with guilt. I haven't gotten a job and I'm not in urgent need of one. So basically all I've been doing is chasing this muse.
It's weird because I have not much idea where the story is going. For the first time I feel like a comic artist instead of a writer illustrating her stories, because I'm letting the art and the mood dictate where the story goes. I feel like everything I've done up to this point has been practice and I'm finally getting to the real work.
I'm even daring to dream that I might some day make money from comics. You know, hypothetically.
Anyway...yeah. That's how I'm doing.
Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
Depends on how many times you've done it.McDuffies wrote:What's it like to be married?
Gotten married, I mean.
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Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
I have missed almost a month's worth of updates, and currenlty have 3 comics coming down the pipeline. I have to color and edit them though, which unfortunately on top of taking ages also is the least fun part of the process
Because I am a smart prison, I also have yet to do my own entry for my own damn contest, and owe reviews to at least a handful of people.
Dear self- STOP FUCKIN' AROUNDDD

Because I am a smart prison, I also have yet to do my own entry for my own damn contest, and owe reviews to at least a handful of people.
Dear self- STOP FUCKIN' AROUNDDD
Re: How are you doing, comic-wise?
How does one break out of you?VeryCuddlyCornpone wrote: Because I am a smart prison
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Comics. Drawn poorly.
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It's grey, not gray. And it always has been.
Lauren's Wing - The fund for animal care