Um so, I've got this comic thing...

[persongirl]

So, yeah. I've started a webcomic. It's really just to help me work on my drawing skills with my tablet so that I can actually draw graphic novels which I have soooo many ideas for. I'm really open to constructive criticism (I actually need it, as a plan to go to art school for college). You might actually like my cover, it's kinda PJ-esque. So if you guys would find the time to check it out and post your thoughts here on the forum.


http://www.drunkduck.com/The_Darkness_T ... p?p=800107" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

There's the address ^

[head's_bullet]

u did it on a tablet??
well is really good, i like your technique, has a style very unique, i liked specially the polly comic inspired. really a good job congrats!! i think i just didnt liked too much of the colours on the second one, but for the traces, the chars are very well created

btw dont let art schools kill ur inspiration for perfect technique, i see many ppl drawing and trying to make replica of perfect traces, da vinci days are done for me in this matter hahaha go ahead girl

[revenire]

love it, love art, love comics

[persongirl]

I'd much rather work in gray-scale. Now I know painter has a button for that; I just need to find it. I'm not great at coloring, I'm much better when it's me and some colored pencils, but even then I struggle with it. I've still got to get used to this tablet (It's so nice! I adore it!) That wasn't my best at all that I've done with my tablet. Maybe I'll just work with grayscale until I can I'mprove my coloring. Too bad they didn't have room in the painting class this semester . Yet real paint is my mortal enemy, you just can't control it and it's so messy! I'm a pen and pencil sort of person.
Thank you so much for checking it out.

[revenire]

i like gray scale as well

do you know the work of artist guy davis? yours reminds me a bit of his

[persongirl]

I was looking around the internet to see If there was some sort of grayscale button, there's not. It's mostly because painter uses RGB, which makes it really hard to use gray. Maybe I'll just have to keep playing around with it.