Third panel! Quickly put together, but I wanted to get it finished today!
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Third panel! Quickly put together, but I wanted to get it finished today!
Char Reed
I've heard it said many times before, better to do something than just keep waiting til you are "perfect". Well, time to make the leap into unknown territory and give comics a shot. I don't know how far I'll go with it, but I'm taking it one panel at a time. This month is NaNoWriMo for writers and there is an artist's equivalent, so I will be partaking in that bit. I've only been planning this graphic novel project of mine oh... for 5 years or so, might as well get started, eh?
I tried giving colouring a shot, but I couldn't get a system down for it, so linework it is for now!Thanks for looking!
I decided to play around with the brushes. I don't think it really looks like me though... Oh well! That's why I practice :)
Char Reed
I decided to quickly do the first thing that came to mind- draw it fast and in a much more simple of a style than normal for me. Everything pointing back to the theme- FAST!
Thanks for looking!Many of us probably fall into the trap that we find ourselves distracted by other things while working on a task that lasts longer than 30 minutes. The Pomodoro will slash these interruptions.
Want to give it a shot? Grab a kitchen timer, pencil, eraser and a sheet of paper before you get started. Apply the Pomodoro Technique by following these five steps:
You won’t need to buy a timer if you use the free Focus Booster app, which applies the Pomodoro Technique with its built-in timers. You can try either the Adobe Air desktop or the web-based version.