Past Away Sketchbook (Part 1)
So the project I posted about before here, at the time when I was making it I put a lot of the development work together into a sketchbook. The printed version was one of the Kickstarter rewards, but now it's just collecting dust so I figured I'd share the pages here. Forever immortalized on the blockchain!!!
The book is 90 pages, so I'll post a bit now and then in-between other posts.
These are great @midlet! Just have to say, if you slap the #trialbycomics hashtag on here and resteem the contest post for “Sequential Art”, you’ve got a really good chance of winning some SBD’s!
Ooooh, sounds good count me in :) Thanks for the heads up @kommienezuspadt!
Thanks for using #artzone tag! Artzone can give just one upvote per day!
I love these, @midlet !!! Amazing stuff aaaaaaaaaaaaa <3 your background works are just * ___ * and i love the characters' body languages too <3 very awesome~ please post more :D :D :D
upvotes and resteems
Thanks so much @veryspider! :) I'll definitely be posting more, going back through this stuff is making me so nostalgic, I might need to revisit this project.
omg you totally should <3 they are so inspiring :D
Hey great studies in there ;) I love the office and the architectures .
Thanks @haedre!
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STOPI really like the environment sketches.
Thanks @jcayne! Yea the world building in this project was really fun.
Your drawing style is awesome! You're really skilled at capturing human emotion.
Thanks @oyvindsabo! This project was a real eye opener for me. Before it, I hadn't really done any sequential work, and all the designs started out really stiff and lifeless. Coming from an illustration background I had a tendency to focus on the wrong details, but after a while I started to get a better sense of what attracted me to my favorite comics, graphic novels and anime, and it was all about the characters, so I spent a long time really trying to harness and develop that. Still a long way to go, but I'm glad you like it!