My first digi project
Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 7:04 amSo I got my teblet last week. Since then I've been a black hole of knowledge, and reading up all sorts of tutorials on tablets, line art, screentones, lighting, everything!! About holf of it I know. Mostly the basics (but sometimes its good to review). But the rest I committed into this, my first ever digital project!! 
In this project, I learned the joys of Screentones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screentone
And after screentones, how much money I'd be saving not using the conventional kinds! ($4-$7 a sheet!)
I shrunk it down after finishing it. It was almost at 1024x768 when at its largest.
I took an older scanned image I did a while back to use as my line art (the base) so I could save time on that part. The character you see is gonna be the main character in my cyberpunk Comic (when that gets rolling). I personally don't like the tone I choose for her leather jacket, and if I decide to go back, I'd pick a new one. But other than that, I'm very proud of myself!
(Ironicly enough, those action lines were very hard to find, and impossable to make w/o getting to digital looking.)
In this project, I learned the joys of Screentones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screentone
And after screentones, how much money I'd be saving not using the conventional kinds! ($4-$7 a sheet!)
I shrunk it down after finishing it. It was almost at 1024x768 when at its largest.
I took an older scanned image I did a while back to use as my line art (the base) so I could save time on that part. The character you see is gonna be the main character in my cyberpunk Comic (when that gets rolling). I personally don't like the tone I choose for her leather jacket, and if I decide to go back, I'd pick a new one. But other than that, I'm very proud of myself!
(Ironicly enough, those action lines were very hard to find, and impossable to make w/o getting to digital looking.)
. Awesome work Miss Pirate Queen.
Keep up the good work!