Not gonna’ lie, most of the art I’ve made this week has been… fanart. Of Dragonball Z.
You have no idea of how much love I have for this series. (I wrote a little about it in this post.)
I also wanted to try some things in Manga Studio because I haven’t fully experimented with it until recently.
Anyway, the characters I’ve been drawing actually come from the movies in the Dragonball Z series, especially Return of Cooler and Bojack Unbound. Continue reading “Fan Art (Among Other News)”
I switched recently from PhotoShop to Clip Studio Paint (or, as it’s better known, Manga Studio). Last time I talked about it on the blog was during Day 1.
It has been about a week now, so I wanted to clue you in on how it’s going. Continue reading “Day 6 of Using Clip Studio Paint”
I first bought Clip Studio Paint (also known as Manga Studio) when it was on sale. Apparently there are periods of time when the software goes from around $50 to $15 (which is banana pants). I had heard of the software before, but when it went on sale I went, “Why not?” And got it.
Then I didn’t use it… until this last weekend. Continue reading “Day 1 of Using Clip Studio Paint”
Ok, so that little comic there is a simplified telling of how I handle my inner critic. Let me explain. Continue reading “How I Handle My Inner Critic”
I had heard recently that more peeps wanted me to talk more about works-in-progress here on the site, so I wanted to share this post.
The Legend of Jamie Roberts is just one comic I’m working on, but I’m at the point in development that I can come up with more solid ideas about character designs, monster designs, environments, and the like.
However, I needed to also distinguish something important in the narrative – the spiritual elements. Continue reading “Comic Page Design for The Legend of Jamie Roberts”
