Here you go, the set of pages I did for my comic class. They're all going to get redone this summer as this whole drawing a comic thing was all new to me. I mean, I've done stuff for webcomics and had fun with those, but these are my first real comics drawn and inked by hand and letters done in Photoshop. It starts at the top with Page 1 going downwards to page 5. Click on them to enlarge. Hope you guys enjoy this stuff!
Time for some photography! Betcha didn't know that I can't take photos! No, seriously though, I snapped this candid photo of my beautiful girlfriend Hannah on a day that we were out on a photoshoot for the comic my friend and I are working on, The Jacket. Not really much of an illustration, but this is more to show that I at least have a sense (I think) of composition and form.Hopefully this at least looks like good photography to someone! Next week though, I am going to have a big surprise. It should be a whole lotta art dumping on here! I have to scan in a lot of new art for my school, and I plan on putting most of it up!
How'd I miss an update?! Two weeks flew by so fast. That won't happen again. Let's see what I have to update today:
Well, I can't remember if I posted this yet, but this was a cd cover project I completed a few months ago. This was for my friend Adam Taylor, for me. In other words, I made this for my class without Adam's knowledge. He didn't use it as I know it has nothing to do with anything he is doing, but I needed to do something with the theme "Change." My interpretation was that the world needs to change. The back (which apparently I don't have saved correctly) features a skyline of New York City, and it is showing that things like this are polluting a world that we are supposed to love so much. This picture is mine, and was taken while crossing over to Long Island from Connecticut. Every picture here is my own. Hope you guys like it. I shows off a bit of my photo editing and texturing capabilities.
