Showing posts with label cover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover. Show all posts

Sunday, November 11, 2018

Transpose Operator light novel chapter 1 debut and cover art!

Chapter 1 of the Transpose Operator light novel debuted this week and I have a new cover image finished for it as well!

You can jump in to start with the prologue here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/22033293

And chapter 1 starts here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/transpose-light-22587541


This is a patreon exclusive project, so it is currently only available to patrons in the $5+ tier. There is a new installment of Transpose Operator every Thursday! Every one of my patrons is a huge help, their support allows me to continue making art and I am eternally grateful to them. If you'd like to join to help out and get access to exclusive content, please head over to join my patreon!


Here's the chapter 1 cover:

Saturday, February 11, 2017

Panacea will be in print for ECCC

I'm going to have the print version of my comic Panacea at ECCC this year! This is also the first year I'm tabling so I'm super excited to be there!


Here's a sneak peak at the cover for it. the story is 40 pages, and i'll be perfect binding it and selling it for $10, be sure to drop by and pick one up!



Also for those of you who are going to the show, you can find me at the table H4, I'll be with Helioscope buds, so come say hello!

Monday, September 16, 2013

Shadow character art process

Lately I've been working on a pitch about a girl and her shadow, and the mystery behind them. At the moment I'm working on an illustration for the story and wanted to share it, and a bit of the process behind it.

It started out as a sketchbook sketch, I ended up inking it and liked it, I wanted to use this is as the prototype for the image.
I hadn't started thinking this was gonna be such a large image so there's a ton of errors here, and a lack of space due to the size of my sketchbook.

I ended up cleaning up the images, fixing some stuff and of course adding feet. I got as far as flatting before I realized this was a bad idea, but I had wasted so much time already...
This goes to show that it doesn't matter how many times you re-draw a thing, if it needs to be re-drawn it needs to be re-drawn no matter how frustrating it may seem.

SO MUCH BETTER! I'd redraw it again if I thought it needed it, and if you're working on something and feel the same way, you should too!

And we're getting there! I'm still working on it but I'm happy with it so far.
Looking forward to sharing the final image and comic page process too! So check back soon!