Brian I uploaded a page over at Williamthelast.com and showed a little of the process behind it.
I started out doing the thumbnail on my iPad in Sketchbook Pro. I downloaded a comic book template from somewhere (deviantart probably) to make sure all the proportions are right.
From here I emailed it to myself, downloaded it, and dropped it in my template for printing. I printed this layout in very light blue on Bristol Board and then tightened it up with a 2B pencil.
It’s fairly loose since I ink myself on this. Note that at this point I still haven’t realized how utterly boring the last panel is. So I start inking using a Pentel Pocket brush, a Karetake Brush Pen, and one or two other things here and there. And then boom! The boringness of the last panel smacks me in the face. So I do a quick patch:
No iPad for this one, just straight onto the board since I knew what I wanted to do. Just laid down a quick perspective grid then dropped the figures and a very loose environment inside. Then off to inking!
Once the inks were all done I was ready to color, but I’m hanging on by the seat of my pants when it comes to coloring, so I won’t bother with showing the process for that.
Well there it is, for what it’s worth. Until next time!
Hi, I just came across this page, and I was excited to see your process. Do you have fixed links for these images? Thanks! 🙂
Fix now! Thanks for letting me know it wasn’t working!
Do you use a light board or projector to transfer the sketch to the page you’re going to ink on? Been having a hard time with using a light box with Bristol – thanks