Five Sisters Spread - 3

Five Sisters Spread - 2

I also changed the fonts since the last post.

Five Sisters Spread

Character Project: Frame 3 (updated version)

Character Project: Frame 2

Character Project: Frame 1

Bubbles or No Bubbles?

Which is better?

Character Project

For this project, we had to design a character based after ourselves. There are 3 "panels" that show the character in 3 different scenes. Basically, I decided to make my character a kindergarten teacher - who has a frustrating day but ends it on a high note with a nice, warm, relaxing bath. Much more to come... I have a lot of final projects to show!

Updated version of 5 Sisters spread

A little peek at the "Five Sisters" tale

Inspired by the work of Pascal Campion.

Science and Magic - Color

In the style of Masha D'yans.

Fable - Color

In the style of Masha D'yans.

Science and Magic - Color

In the style of Masha D'yans.

Science and Magic - Coloring/In-Process

Calvin and Hobbes (in color!)

Still need to make a few small edits - but here's Calvin and Hobbes (in color)!

Calvin and Hobbes - Escape

The theme of this comic is "Escape" - also done for my Sequential Art class. I need to fix up the line work in a lot of spots (and the right most panel isn't in yet, character design needs to be switched out, etc!!). Just wanted to show a preview of what I'm working on...

Book 3 - Science and Magic

The final spread is on the post below...

Book 2 - Fable

Book Spreads

In the style of Masha Dyans - these are the tight sketches of three little stories. I'll post the first set of stories today, and the next one tomorrow, etc. The objective was to create three short stories around a list of story devices we were given. Then we did a few iterations of drawings, and one final render (full color) or one spread. The frog from a previous post was part of one of the final renders. I did those in watercolor, and will post them in a few days.

Look... a Stool...

Modeled this quickly in class today so the students could import this as a reference for size/proportion because our model was seated on a similar stool.