That's my comic! All thumbnailed out in itty bitty form.
I'm still missing some things. The mad lib thing earlier worked, I'm just hashing out visual details, so the end is still not completely done. And I want to do a page or two of character flashback. And the whole meet the monster scene is still only in my head, I want to do some villain research in Jeff Smith's "Bone" and relook at some parts from Alan Moore's "V for Vendetta" before I do.
But I'm starting to re-edit already to keep on top of things. I dunno if I am going to re-thumbnail everything out bigger for people to see. Because A. That's time I don't want to spare and B. Having every single page of my comic critiqued is going to be a pain in the ass. Maybe I'll redo them just a teeny bit bigger. Not sure. I'm going to talk to the profs about it tomorrow.
And the page count is (drumroll please) 64 pages, not including the stuff I have yet to put in. But I think that will take 10-20 pages more, tops. And I'm going to try and make it even more concise if possible.
I want to take a step back from all of it for a moment and double check to make sure that this is where I want it to go. I want to do more drawings of the sea, and have it be environmental, but it's more symbolic than anything else at this point. I still really want to draw sea critters. Maybe I can add some into side panels or as part of the panel, like Jessica Fink does with hair in her comic Chester 500 (http://jessfink.com/Chester5000XYV)? Watch out, not safe for work. At all.
I wish I had more time. I know I'm going to need more time.
I'm still missing some things. The mad lib thing earlier worked, I'm just hashing out visual details, so the end is still not completely done. And I want to do a page or two of character flashback. And the whole meet the monster scene is still only in my head, I want to do some villain research in Jeff Smith's "Bone" and relook at some parts from Alan Moore's "V for Vendetta" before I do.
But I'm starting to re-edit already to keep on top of things. I dunno if I am going to re-thumbnail everything out bigger for people to see. Because A. That's time I don't want to spare and B. Having every single page of my comic critiqued is going to be a pain in the ass. Maybe I'll redo them just a teeny bit bigger. Not sure. I'm going to talk to the profs about it tomorrow.
And the page count is (drumroll please) 64 pages, not including the stuff I have yet to put in. But I think that will take 10-20 pages more, tops. And I'm going to try and make it even more concise if possible.
I want to take a step back from all of it for a moment and double check to make sure that this is where I want it to go. I want to do more drawings of the sea, and have it be environmental, but it's more symbolic than anything else at this point. I still really want to draw sea critters. Maybe I can add some into side panels or as part of the panel, like Jessica Fink does with hair in her comic Chester 500 (http://jessfink.com/Chester5000XYV)? Watch out, not safe for work. At all.
I wish I had more time. I know I'm going to need more time.