]]>How often are we presented with the image of tortured creative souls, staring plaintively at a the tools of their craft, unable to make the slightest move because of "writer's block."
Writer's block is a myth.
It made me remember this wonderful moment in which a convention veteran took a moment to share some priceless advice with a newer exhibitor who was having a rough weekend.
]]>Like all shading techniques, it's important to choose the right color for the shades. I have three main colors I use:
To the upper left you'll see the color of the multiply layer I made above the flats. I like to use a reddish hue in daytime or indoor lighting, since it adds more warmth to the characters. Nighttime almost always incorporates some blue, though it'll look like things are underwater if you use too much.
It lists sites that offer detailed instruction on different drawing issues.
Take a moment, and check it out.
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Take a moment, if you will, to appreciate the beauty of the comic strip.
It's long enough to promote character development and reader involvement. And yet it's short enough to produce on a daily basis.
It seems to be the dominant webcomic format. And for good reason.
The daily comic strip is a nearly perfect construct to attract and keep readers for a very simple reason: It's addictive.
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