Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Content

I've been working on my comic entry for the Heartwood anthology (it's gonna be so full of amazing artists aaaah!), and I thought it might interest some of you to see a thumbnail of a page I did before I begun the comic itself.

Usually my thumbnails/script is way, WAY messier and unreadable. But that's because I don't have to show it to anyone but me, so if I understand it, it's enough.

But since this project is all about regularly communicating your work progress and choices with someone else, I had to make it as clear and understandable as I could. Brought me back memories from when I was in art school! (not the best memories to be honest, but glad I can replace them with projects like these)

Anyway, everyone has their own methods, but this sort of thumbnail format is a classic for many comic artists who need to collaborate with others. (at least, from what I've seen, and from what I learned)

Hope you enjoy this more in-depth tid-bit, don't hesitate to ask questions if you have any and let me know if you'd like more of these sorts of insights to my work.

Cheers!

Files

Previews only

Comments

Michael Short

Hmm... Not so different from the Storyboard style I use when planning for video production. Cool!!

Jan Thie

Thank you. Tours around the kitchen, lids lifted from pots, are always much appreciated.