I was just looking through my art and feeling really nostalgic for the characters in my comics. I haven’t worked on my comics in ages. That makes me pretty sad… These illustrations are between one and two years old.
Here’s some more of that awesome comic.
I’ve been sitting on this one for a while. Figured it’s finally time to show it off.
Here’s some more unfinished stuff. Super Exciting.
Here’s the next page. I also edited all the previous pages to make them more awesome based on a critique I had. I’ll post those later.
Here’s kind of what I’m thinking. I’m going back to starting the story with Kay and Kaipo like I did back in my first draft. It’s going to be great.
EDIT:
Here’s some new and improved stuff.
Hello.
Yes. I’m back from Europe…. As of a month and a half ago. I’ve been slow to start making art again….
BUT! I made this cool illustration today because someone requested it on Deviant Art. It’s a pretty cool one! The pose is either really neat or really weird. I haven’t decided yet, haha…. BUT IT’S NEW ART SO IT’S AWESOME, OK?
Also, I’ve never done an action blur like this before. How’s the effect? I love trying new things! It makes me feel like an artist again!
Here’s my first comic page done with cell-shading.
Not sure about the dialogue yet. I’m still working on some of the new story-line elements. I knew how I wanted to start this scene, though, which is why I completed this page out of nowhere. Fun!
It’s finals week next week, and then I go to Europe two weeks after that, so may be MIA for while. We’ll see!
Finally! I am so proud of this one. Like, really really. This is what I want to do.
I might be taking Spirit Bond in a new direction after this. I’m sure that will be a good thing.
While designing Araya, the main character of Spirit Bond, I made a small 3-D sculpture known as a maquette. This was an extremely challenging project, but it was well worth it. After all, I know have a small model to use as reference material when drawing this character.
She is made of polymer clay with a wire metal armature for structure. The armature is hooked into a wooden base. The whole thing was then sprayed with a gray primer. It was supposed to be matte gray, but I used a glossy one on accident, which is why she’s a little overly shiny. All in all, I’m very proud of this sculpture!
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