Sketching Dick Kourage
Who here remembers the smarmy mercenary from The Front: Rebirth? I’m playing with getting him into my talking animals world of Doctor Baer and Boulder and Fleet.
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A Five Stone Disagreement
More sketching and searching for ideas for another book. Mercenaries argue over the most popular game in my talking animals world.
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The Scheming Count
Some Saturday night sketching while watching Svengoolie.
I’m starting to like this guy.
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Thunder Punch Daily 147 – Avoiding Urgency
TPD returns with some thoughts on writing in the medium that works for you and how urgency can be the inspiration killer!
Links mentioned:
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Thunder Punch Daily 145 – Thumbs of Terror
But when I start?I’m a beginner who knows nothing.Which, come to think of it, is a very good thing.⁰
— J.M. DeMatteis (@JMDeMatteis) January 24, 2012
Today I share some of my experiences in thumbnailing the new Front story I hope to start updating on Sugary Serials in February. I borrow some wisdom from J.M. DeMatteis to help make my points more lucid, but the big idea is that there’s no escape from the terror of thumbnailing a story.
Links mentioned in this episode:
- Lean Into Art Cast 09 – Look at my Thumbs
- Sugary Serials
- Thunder Punch Daily 98
- Comics Are Great! Episode 01
- Kids Read Comics
- Voice-Over Voice Actor: What it’s Like Behind the Mic
Music for this show is by Eliott Drozd.
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Thunder Punch Daily 12 – More Steps = Faster Work
Chris Oatley recently shared a thought in his ArtCast about how you can speed up your illustrations by slowing down and taking more care with your structure. I agree, and today I share a few thoughts about how increasing the amount of passes in my daily sketches makes for faster drawing.
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