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Sketch - The Reverse Shot was almost necessary to start this page better! Here the drafts of the shots were many fast and simple to do, also because they were already clearly clear in the script.

Definitive Sketch - The wolf’s pose in the first panel was a real challenge: tricky perspective, and a muzzle that refused to look convincing. After several attempts, I landed on a solution that works fine.

Lineart - I made a small narrative tweak here: the wolf’s sound changed from a sleepy “ZzZ" to a deeper, more contextual “SNORE!". A subtle shift that adds character and sets the tone.

Flat Coloring - In the third shot I changed the color of the background to adapt it to the tension that the dog feels, agitated but also excited!Shadows and Highlights - Though not final yet, the lighting already starts to sculpt the scene. That bulge gains weight and hardness, and you can feel the physical charge it carries🥵If you have any questions about any of the steps, I'd be happy to answer them!<<< PREV | FIRST | NEXT >>>

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Sindosan

That's a very interesting solution, because the perspective of the first pannel, as you said, is tricky but gives the main focus of the action, and thanks to that the rest of the pannels fluid perfectly. Thank you for share all the process!

Dionysus Melikios

I like where this is going! 😼😼 👁️👄👁️