On autopilot

[sqbr]

I have no idea if it's any good since I am Not Very With It right now, but here is the next page of ACOS. Still, it's nice that I've been doing it long enough that given a storyboard I can create a comic without too much trouble even when I'm this brain dead. Had to change pens, my brush pen is pretty much dead. How bad that is depends on whether you count it in pages drawn since I bought it (only 11!) or time (about seven months. Still kinda sucky)

That's the end of this little section, and I only have the first page of the next section written (and am quite vague on what happens after the next two or three pages, one of those "I'm at A and need to get to B, but am not sure how to get there in the most entertaining and efficient manner" things) so I have some plotting to do, which may have to wait until my brain comes back out of it's "Everything sucks and is too hard!" shell.

Comments

[irisbleufic.livejournal.com]

Hee! Even though I've never peered at this before, the linked page above is funny enough in its own right.

[alias_sqbr]

Oh good, thanks! I've tried to write it that way, since I know how off-putting an in-progress webcomic with a large archive can be.

[penchaft.livejournal.com]

huh! I missed a page. I very much like the expressions on the page I missed!

This one is all right too.

[alias_sqbr]

Just "all right"? *cries emo tears*

I mean..thanks :)

[nico-wolfwood.livejournal.com]

You've already had my comments on this I think - but it's even better in colour!

[alias_sqbr]

Thanks! Is that what you meant about panel 3?

[nico-wolfwood.livejournal.com]

Absoloutely. Oddly, I didn't recognise the technique when I first read it. I did get the impact of it though.

[alias_sqbr]

I'm still figuring out a lot of this stuff, I'll stare at a page for ages knowing that it's awesome but unable to figure out why and then go "Oh! They used thicker lines!" or whatever :)