A cool thing about making art in a book like this is that you just have to let go of the fear of how something will "turn out". The page is going to be there whether you like the result or not.
I do happen to like these pages, but there is no knowing what the art will look like until you have made it. Giving yourself permission to make *anything*, regardless of what the end result will be is key to unleashing creativity.
More #WIP updates on my #comicbook Cannibal Crime!
page 17 of issue 2 is ALMOST done. Will I finish it before vacation? whooooo knows!
Making art requires no special knowledge or skills.
I recommend making things for the joy of it.
Making mistakes is part of #makingart , and when ypu are making #comicbooks deadlines often mean there's no time to correct mistakes that don't "ruin" the page. In my production pipeline I have too many pages left for b9th #pencil and #ink stages to scrap the page.
I am becoming less critical of why artists let errors slide LOL.
So, TBH, I'm further ahead than this but I'm tryna catch up on posting older filmed #wip updates for my #comicbook !
Even though I've been rejected by TCAF, I still l9ve #makingart #comicbooks !
uhm that's all for now....
I haven't been able to focus long enough to post the content I've been filming. Work and final vacation prep have been pretty stressful so I'm happy I remembered to post today at all.
Every step on tjis page looks better and better.
Gay Curmudgeon
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