Sequential Art Dump

[MattTriano]

Originally Posted by jakebilbao

What is going on in these pages? The innocent sex-o-saur and the scientist?
I like the drawing and design stuff, dinolegs are impressive, it's just slightly disconcerting. Does he fuck the dinosaur? That's what I'm asking really.

Anyway! I like your work. Good drawing and good storytelling. Sometimes your tonal areas bleed into one another and foreground/background objects conflate as a result.

Do you like doing the two-panel sequences of same shot/angle (eg Pathfinder 7.6 pnls 2-3 or in 7.7 pnls 3-4) or are those sequences scripted that way specifically?

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[jakebilbao]

dude, i just draw what's in scripts. hahahaha
(and those are kangaroo legs..........)

I think (if i can recall) those weren't scripted that way specifically. i just like using the same shot/ angle sometimes.

and to answer your question, No that guy didn't.

[rolandmann]

REALLY digging this work. What project is this from?

[Scribbly]

Originally Posted by jakebilbao

dude, i just draw what's in scripts. hahahaha
(and those are kangaroo legs..........)

I think (if i can recall) those weren't scripted that way specifically. i just like using the same shot/ angle sometimes.

and to answer your question, No that guy didn't.

Hmmm. I see. You like use the same shot/ angle because 'ur lazy at drawing Jake.

[jakebilbao]

you got me scribs!

here's another example of a copy and paste panel:

[jakebilbao]

[Neil Allen]

That's impressive work. The level of detail is admirable.

On some of the panels, however, I would say there isn't enough variation in line weight and values. Thus with images this busy, you get a lot of things competing for your attention at once, which, I find a little overwhelming as a viewer.

If it were me, I'd vary the values more with different levels of hatching, and make sure I draw attention to the subject and less attention to everything else.