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Comics - speed vs quality

  • Sketch comics 2
  • Inked comics, with minimal shaping 25
  • full-color comics 15
  • 2021-05-07
  • —2021-05-10
  • 42 votes
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Content

One of the next things on my to-do list, is to finish the 'Sleepy Daisy' comic, and then start planning the next chapter to work on.  Where I may only have 2-3 weeks to get it done, I'm wondering what's more important - doing the comic in full color, or leaving it rough so I can get the entire chapter out faster.  Or perhaps something in between?  What do you think?

Comments

Julian Fratzscher

Whats minimal shaping? Like one-color vague backgrounds and only the characters are detailed?

Paperbutton

Ive seen some webcomics reserve colour for only the most important pages/panels and i think that seems to work well as an option

jklind

that should be 'minimal shading', but Patreon won't let me edit it. Basically black & white - fully inked, with some occasional grey tones.