some more body shape doodles. just seeing what works and what doesn’t for the story. trying to design the clothes hand in hand with body shapes, which i haven’t done as much in the past as i probably should. the
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Get em outta here!
there are times when I need to think about mechanisms that may exist in the background of the comic, but are not focused on heavily. I admit that prisons and legal systems are not a topic that I know a
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I’m just not good enough
I believe that we can’t fully comprehend the greatness of the Christian God, that’s just part of being a finite being trying to comprehend an infinite one. I am so glad he makes himself known to us and that we
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At a glance
I find silhouettes and shapes just as important as detail. Silhouettes can be tough for me to integrate into the background and still make it look good. always learning. I find a lot of these have interesting shapes which can
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Learning from innovation
It’s probably an oversimplification, but I feel like people tend to fall into two camps: learners and innovators. This is how I will define each: To learn is to take what someone already knows and apply it yourself. To innovate
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Clothes makes the man
I really do like drawing and designing clothes. which is kind of odd since I don’t care at all how I dress in real life. playing with shapes, playing with ideas, the norm. trying to make believable designs that I
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It’s always a time for pizzazz
i always thought it was odd that in fantasy or scifi it is a lot more common to see “ancient clothes + modern setting” than “modern clothes + ancient setting”. i get that they wouldn’t necessarily have modern materials, but
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A short look ahead
speak peek for a future character. played around with him for a bit but just wasn’t feeling where it was going. so I decided I’m gonna make him a dwarf. why not. it’ll add some interest. it’s always fun to
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An oral tradition
Stories existed long before writing. Some of the most ancient texts we know of likely had a long existence as oral accounts way before they were first penned. Oral traditions do rely on the faultiness of memory, yes, but I
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Kiddos
kiddos! kids exist. and in the same space as adults, no less! shocking. i find kids a little bit more limited of a canvas to experiment with body shapes compared to adults, but it is still possible to make some
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