Madnuga
by Robert Gainey
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From the AuthorToday's Comic!Spring Break starts next week for my university, and I leave this afternoon to drive back home. This probably means I'll get a lot of writing and comicking done, and get some artistic advice from the various masters of the craft back home, namely my dad. About Today's Comic: The point of veiw is bjorked in the second panel, but this was before I tried some of those wonderful tutorials, available through google's magnificent search engines. If you can tell the difference in the lines on this one, then you're perceptive! This is the first comic to be inked with real inking pens (Micron acid-free archival pens, sizes .5 mm to .05 mm). As you get furhter into the apges, you'll see that the inking skill increases, because I learned the various ins and outs of it. About Today's Writing: Enter Sharon, who is feared by almost everybody else in the story. Her character needed a bit of reworking for the comic, so I gave her a few neat quirks later on. But her core character still remains mostly off of the person on whom she's based. You know who you are. And you should be ashamed of those thoughts. |
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