I've been tinkering with different papers, pens etc for some time. And then it occurred to me after reading some Scott Mcloud that I should really be focusing on layout, backgrounds and detail. A big problem with me is that I'm more concerned with the idea and less concerned with the product.
So while I take a lot from my work, others can't relate as much.
I'm perfectly capable of delivering good detail, it's just a question of pushing myself there.
So yeah. I made a fun little comic about my girlfriend (and muse) and I.
Yup.
I'm still not 100% satisfied with some of the tools I've been using. I find the Sakura Pigment marker a little sloppy, and not dark enough.
I actually bought a repitograph but I've been too scared to use it.
Right now frame borders are what's bugging me the most.
I more or less was at one with them by the end of the strip.
I (and others) don't mind the freehand quality of the frames, but some of these are simply not good enough.
Scrutiny!
