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Page 1 of a 5 page comic I did for practice using a DC Batgirl script by Paul Storrie.
The last page finished. The inking is very amateurish, I was planning to cover it up with some coloring but ran out of steam and only managed to do one. This page is especially embarrassing with the messed up perspective but I like how the moth turned out.
Trying to finish these by the 2010 NY Comic-Con was killer and I was not totally happy with these. Despite my mixed emotions of embarrassment and pride I've decided to put these up on deviantArt. At least to hopefully remind me that I can get better.
Done in Mangastudio and Photoshop.
Created 10-8-10.
The last page finished. The inking is very amateurish, I was planning to cover it up with some coloring but ran out of steam and only managed to do one. This page is especially embarrassing with the messed up perspective but I like how the moth turned out.
Trying to finish these by the 2010 NY Comic-Con was killer and I was not totally happy with these. Despite my mixed emotions of embarrassment and pride I've decided to put these up on deviantArt. At least to hopefully remind me that I can get better.
Done in Mangastudio and Photoshop.
Created 10-8-10.
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Really like what you've done with these pages!
The script was an inventory story, the first I ever did for DC. (Which, I think, shows.) Although I believe they did have it illustrated, it was never published. That being the case, it's fun to see a few pages brought to life. You did a really nice job with it.
Sorry it took me so long to stumble across them!
Best,
Paul D. Storrie
The script was an inventory story, the first I ever did for DC. (Which, I think, shows.) Although I believe they did have it illustrated, it was never published. That being the case, it's fun to see a few pages brought to life. You did a really nice job with it.
Sorry it took me so long to stumble across them!
Best,
Paul D. Storrie