Thanks for stopping by and commenting ; Glad you enjoyed my stuff I usually work in Black & White like you yourself do ( when colour's needed , normally I get helped by Max ), I'd like to experiment some sharp contrast B/W like the one you do for your stuff in my artwork ...
Ken - a game I worked on at one point had a diminutive purple dragon as a companion, though it was later removed from the final release.
Silvano - definitely try the high contrast b/w. I think it would suit your current drawing style.
Andrew - I did consider using some red, but alas, I'm just not ready to work with more than 2 colours. It's just too complicated for my puny brain. It's a shame as there are scenes in my comic that I need to do soon with humans in them that would have been great done in colour, or even in a completely different style, like some kind of twisted Wizard of Oz type thing! Maybe next year!
Yeah , as I said I like to experiment new things whenever possible , the hi-contrast thing was one of the things I try earlier when I was at the beginning of my learning process ( I'm aleay been a fan of Steranko ), and it soon became clear I didn't have enough technique to do that , but I think now I could try again ...
So here's Page 2 of the DAM mini comic.
weird and cool ; I'm hooked !
ReplyDeleteLOL! Wacky man! But good fun :D
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued......
Purple dragons? Did you have a bad experience or something? haha
Thanks for stopping by and commenting ; Glad you enjoyed my stuff I usually work in Black & White like you yourself do ( when colour's needed , normally I get helped by Max ), I'd like to experiment some sharp contrast B/W like the one you do for your stuff in my artwork ...
ReplyDeleteGreat work my friend!.. it has all your style!.. great b/w!..
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! I really like your Blood and Gorebot comics, and your black and white pics are real cool :D
ReplyDeletelookin good man. keep it comin, otherwise we'll never know what happens to those little blood suckers.
ReplyDeleteyou know - that comic might be a good opportunity for you to go black white and blood red... no?
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Thanks for the comments, peeps!
ReplyDeleteKen - a game I worked on at one point had a diminutive purple dragon as a companion, though it was later removed from the final release.
Silvano - definitely try the high contrast b/w. I think it would suit your current drawing style.
Andrew - I did consider using some red, but alas, I'm just not ready to work with more than 2 colours. It's just too complicated for my puny brain. It's a shame as there are scenes in my comic that I need to do soon with humans in them that would have been great done in colour, or even in a completely different style, like some kind of twisted Wizard of Oz type thing! Maybe next year!
Yeah , as I said I like to experiment new things whenever possible , the hi-contrast thing was one of the things I try earlier when I was at the beginning of my learning process ( I'm aleay been a fan of Steranko ), and it soon became clear I didn't have enough technique to do that , but I think now I could try again ...
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