My apologies for the long absence. I've had a few health issues of late to sort through. They're ongoing, but hopefully won't get any worse. In addition, I've finally got the reading glasses I've needed for about a year, so I can draw, write and read a lot more easily than before. I had actually reached the point where I had to cross my eyes just to read or draw anything, and, well, it was pretty ridiculous.
On the Burned Oak front, I've almost run out of pre-drawn pages, so my output will slow down from here on in. I will try to keep it regular though. I estimate the story will run its course at 120-130 pages, and we're almost at page 100 now. Closing in on the home stretch; it's all pretty much action from here on. Thanks for waiting
Stuart
Back!
Wow!
Thanks so much for the watch
How long do you usualy spend on a page?
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"If you have painted before, you know we dont make misstakes... We have happy accidents... Shhh, It's our secret. Don't tell anybody." -Bob Ross
There have been times when I've drawn a page a day. At the other extreme, page 99 of Burned Oak took me 5 years to draw. Depends on the subject matter, depends whether I've 'got it' on that day or not. You know what I mean by 'got it', don't you? Some days you got it, some you don't.
And I can see what you mean about action being easier to get away with less. But at the same time. It can be a lot harder to plan out. So shouldnt it kinda even out in the end?
When Ive drawn comics its usualy been a half to one page per day. But I've never really done action. Im not too comfortable either drawing or writing it. But I should try it sometime.
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"If you have painted before, you know we dont make misstakes... We have happy accidents... Shhh, It's our secret. Don't tell anybody." -Bob Ross
What I should spend more time on is composition. I've just been looking through some Steve McNiven art and damn, he's good at it.
Keep up the good work!
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When Twitards attack.
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