WARREN - Wishful Thinking - Stripshow episode - sketch!
Added 2017-11-01 22:35:23 +0000 UTCThe first thing I'm gonna share with you this month is the new STRIPSHOW episode I'm working on. It features WARREN WESSEL and acts as a kind of flashback/expanded scene for MAKO FINN #2.
Warren is that itch I just can't seem to scratch enough, these days. After how much you all seemed to love the "Warren vs the Sharkman" piece I created back in August, I wanted to revisit the character and that fateful scene in which the Piranha has him literally f***ed within an inch of his life.
I mean, you could say this scene's been done before... but I'm a glutton for punishment. Heh! Heh!
I love that you guys are getting to see this several weeks in advance of anyone else, AND that you get to see the creative steps involved. I really enjoyed working on this strip -- I hope you'll enjoy it too.
The Inks are up next. Stay Tooned.
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Comments
Aww that's so sweet thanks :-) I have a very simple & cheap secret: I always ALWAYS have a half size piece of paper under my right hand on the drawing board wherever I draw, I just have to carefully see where I put my fingers from left hand to handle the paper, not on graphite parts. I gotta change very often that protection sheet cause it legitimately get soaked wit graphite under, hehe!
CLX
2017-11-15 06:00:20 +0000 UTCI must say, I really appreciate that you do most of your work with graphite -- I can't personally work with it without making a big mess everywhere on the page. That just shows how talented and skilled you are at your craft, my friend!
Patrick Fillion
2017-11-15 02:58:31 +0000 UTCGosh I'd love to be that confident and draw less at the sketch stage! But I agree, I love so much working with pencils, the graphite, how it's true to your intentions with the hand, how it also can make it black LOL Lately I must be tired, cause I realized I put graphite everywhere and must clean more than usual my artwork, hahaha!
CLX
2017-11-08 14:11:36 +0000 UTCHA HA HA! I guess I sorta cut corners in the pencils/sketch stage, sometimes. But I think that's because I know what detail I'm gonna add in the inks anyway, so why draw it twice? LOL! Still, I think the initial pencil lines are the most honest and true and are often less labored than the inks, which are so often very calculated. Merci encore, mon ami!! :D :D
Patrick Fillion
2017-11-03 15:55:57 +0000 UTCYou really get ALL the work implied in the ink stage comparing to this sketch step, wow!
CLX
2017-11-03 04:37:05 +0000 UTC
