Pixel time. Each page is pixeled at 125x80, that’s about 1/10th scale. I like that it’s kind of hard to see, makes up for the lack of story.

Every week I feel like I can’t possibly do another week. Will it be true this week? This one felt fast, but it was a long weekend so I had an extra day to work right off the bat. It probably took 20 hours.

I didn’t think this was going to work out as the flavor was pretty chalky when it was freshly made, but after a day in the fridge this bundle of curds from slightly off milk is actually tolerable. Nice and firm, easy to snack. I should have added salt when it was first curdled, but the seasoning salt on the outside is fine.

This week’s 8 page ashcan comic was done all digitally and it took… 17 hours. I blame my lack of scale. So, so many lack of scales. A lot of my details, you can even notice digitally in the first couple of panels, were just lost once I printed it out.

I used Concepts to draw it. I had a lot of complaints while I was getting familiar with it, it still really sucks with precision as you can’t even align items and I have no idea how to adjust the PPI in it, but even still I think I’ll keep using it. It’s vector hybrid editing really helped when on the last 2 pages I realize I had scaled my comic pages wrong and had to edit my layouts to be taller.

Trying to do 8 page ashcan comics as fast as I can. This one was hand drawn and was an interesting re-learning of my whole comic making process. The product was a mess and my work pages were pretty much destroyed. I’m happy to reassert my allegiances to digital art. I had it my head that I could hammer one out in maybe 4 hours…this took 12 hours over the week.