Photoshop is dreary work. Drawing, one can get into a flow state. But toning and lettering, as I'm doing here, involves multistep actions, drop-down menus, lots of left-brain action. At least you can fiddle with things endlessly and correct mistakes. Maybe I can still make Mary's eyes line up properly. From my forthcoming non-Concrete graphic novel with Mike Richardson (to be announced).
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Nice framing, will wait pensively for the announce.
Related - thank heck for RSS feeds. This post just jumped straight into my feed reader.
Posted by: samuel | December 06, 2016 at 01:34 AM
I'd love to get back in touch.
Posted by: Stephen Hardy | January 02, 2017 at 11:53 AM
Excited to hear about this! Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, it's easy to become something of a perfectionist when working digitally. A blessing and a curse.
I loved your last Concrete stories, Three Uneasy Pieces.
Posted by: Danish | February 10, 2017 at 10:12 PM