The second page from THIS project, where I turn a story into a comic book. It’s almost like magic, except a lot slower.
I tried doing the colours with my markers this time, and it turns out I prefer this way about a thousand times to colouring in photoshop, so I’ll eventually do the first page over before trying to publish the comic/hand it out to people who’d might like it.
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I reworked this page for my application for the comic book school in Sweden. Now it looks a bit more like something I’d want to read myself.
Playing around with shadows naturally lends itself to horror.
The villainess is inspired by cool roller derby chicks. I figured the one thing skaters hate more than anything else in the world is people on rollerblades.
Had to design some sort of illustration based on an arty skate video. My group decided we should create a super hero. This is who I made. He gains his powers through drugs. As does his villains gallery.
Illustration of THIS story for larger project.
Eventually I’ll finish the comic - so far five or six pages are close to being finished. Except I might decide to add colours in photoshop, in which case it’ll take a little longer.
I didn’t mean for this to turn into a self portrait. But it sort of did.
A true gentleman leaves no puzzle unsolved!
