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Finally finished up this new bit! The lighting was quite a bit harder to manage for frames 1 and 2, as I couldn't use my favorite usual silhouette trick (which I found was quite optimal for dark settings).

Still, I hope you enjoy it, and thank you for your support as always!

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Yovsarts

It looks absolutely amazing, very easy to follow and the angles +lighting, chef's kiss 😩👌🏼

guweiz

I'm already working on the next 4 frames!

guweiz

Thank you! The angles get really tough for me when I also need to keep everything as consistent as possible across shots

guweiz

It does! But also seems to require a LOT more accuracy to form that I find pretty challenging in it's own right, especially when it comes to odd angles and anatomy stuff

Jo Pope

The hand reaching for the door handle! Such a simple everyday thing and yet for me you managed to make that so evocative - the lighting is beautiful in it.

Cristina

Amazing as always! Can you share some tips and tricks when it comes to speed up the process if you don't mind? I'm always blown always by your ability to draw relatively fast but at the same time keeping up the quality of each image!

CJoe

The mood, the progression from one frame to the next, really, really, made me want to see what happens next. :)

guweiz

To be honest, I feel the only real trick is familiarity (for this set I actually took quite long to setup the first and second frame, as I wasn't familiar with the angles!). If you understand what you are trying to do, it becomes a lot easier to go through the process, even if it may be dense in detail. Conversely, if you're unsure, it can mean a lot of back and forth. I don't have a magic bullet, but I would say a good references can help a lot with avoiding deadends and backtracking - so consult them when possible!

guweiz

Thank you, it's always really nice to know someone is anticipating what comes next!