Lineart by Roger Cruz
3rd attempt at digital colors. !st attempt using a new technique. I am pretty proud of this one. Hope you guys enjoy it
So it was suggested that I change the background to make Bats pop more. Well then I think I agree with that suggestion. Peep it my tasty little crickets.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Batman Colors
Friday, April 24, 2009
creative juices
Besides the dram that comes with life in a firestation, and the severe allergic reaction to tilapia (that sucked cause the fish tacos were killer...no pun intended) I had a decent day creatively.
I am finding that the more I let go of any preconceived notions about how the creative process should work the more I enjoy the way I am doing things. It also seems that while there is no rhyme or reason to my methods, the fragments that have been written or sketched are slowly coming together to form a cohesive idea.
Being able to draw a superhero or a hot chick definitely helps in the process of comic art, but understanding the medium, finding a way that works for you, and putting it all together to tell a story or share an idea that pulls the audience in is a whole other story, and this is where real practice, discipline, and perseverance will pay off.
So us aspiring comic gods must keep plugging away.
This has been a nugget of wisdom from Gortok.
Posted by Billy VanVorst at 11:28 AM 0 comments
Labels: comics, creativity, discipline
