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30 Hour comic project...
Trusty Mutsi
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Hey folks. I've been a lurker here for a while and finally got the courage up to register and post:)
After getting this advice a few months back, I decided that to get my creative juices flowing again (and to start drawing again PERIOD) I did a 24 Hour comic, except the big difference for me is, it was a 30 Hour comic done over 30 days, an hour each day (I just didn't have the time to do a full day of drawing).
Here's more info on a 24 Hour Comic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/24_hour_comic
And here's the link to my comic. Please remember, I did each page with an hour restraint:)
http://users.rcn.com/h.jennett/cover.htm
You can go on to each page with the link at the bottom.
After getting this advice a few months back, I decided that to get my creative juices flowing again (and to start drawing again PERIOD) I did a 24 Hour comic, except the big difference for me is, it was a 30 Hour comic done over 30 days, an hour each day (I just didn't have the time to do a full day of drawing).
Here's more info on a 24 Hour Comic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/24_hour_comic
And here's the link to my comic. Please remember, I did each page with an hour restraint:)
http://users.rcn.com/h.jennett/cover.htm
You can go on to each page with the link at the bottom.
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I'm not sure exactly what to say as far as visual crits go....I mean, the emphasis on these types of comics is rarely the art, as you're given such a short amount of time to actually draw...
...are you even looking for crits with the art? :-\
Not really looking for an art critique. Just wanted to share it with you guys. I know it's rushed, but it was good to produce something again. Now I'm trying to decide whether to redraw the book with better art, or just move on to something else.