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Sorry about the long wait time on this one, illustrating the ship in perspective is hard enough just on its own, but I wanted to carry on the theme of cut-aways in order to transition scenes from following Losté to following Skiv. The colours for this two page spread won’t take nearly as long as it’s planning; that takes the bulk of the time and brain power. 

I’ve uploaded the time-lapse of me working on planning and drawing this page to the Patreon linked Vimeo channel, here are links to both the long and short time-lapses for your viewing pleasure. 

Long: https://vimeo.com/891582317

Short: https://vimeo.com/891582027

If you’ve just joined my Patreon and you’re wondering where to start reading, first of all, thank you for supporting my work, secondly here’s a link to the collected post where you can start reading and catching up: https://www.patreon.com/posts/issue-8-ongoing-91659721?

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Michael Ruiz

The amount of work and thought that went into these pages alone is pretty astounding. Well done!

Justin Huynh

This ship's "command module" reminds me of the shuttle from Interstellar. Cool design!

Isaac Young

Deicide saying sleep well makes it seem like he tucked loste in and read him a bedtime story, also the wait is always worth it even for just line work especially stuff of this quality

Erika Spooner

You can't hide those 2001 easter eggs from me :)

CallumStephenDiggle

Haha it does 😂 Thanks Isaac, I appreciate your patience, especially in this age of tiktok and short-form content.

CallumStephenDiggle

Big time, I must admit that I drew heavily from that film, it’s a very inspiring work. Thanks as always, Justin 🙏🏻

CallumStephenDiggle

I’m glad that you appreciate how much goes into each page, thanks Michael!

Gabu

So worth it for the creative use of panels and cutaways. Really stretches your imagination and get you into the scene. The kind of thing that the medium of comics can do and no other!

CallumStephenDiggle

Ah thanks Gabu, yeah I thought it was a pretty fun way to switch scenes, it really makes you aware that they’re on a ship too. That’s a very good point, comic books really are a medium onto themselves.