For a webcomic on hiatus, this sure is a busy place!
Ace joins Jackson Ferrell on his webcomic talkshow over at This Week in Webcomics. Click on the image to see!
Lookitwat I did- fan art for one of my webcartoonist buddies, Tony Piro. His Calamities of Nature should be on your reading list because it mixes irony with absurdism and cynism and astrophysics and religion and pop-culture and politicians and lotsa bacon, all wrapped up in innocent-looking critters. Click the image to see it on his site.
I made a piece of fan art for the daily webcomic, Addanac City! Click on the image above to visit his site and view the picture and be sure to check out creator and webcomic pal George Ford’s wicked funny comic.
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I had a great weekend celebrating my birthday, but at the same time it was really physically exhausting.
Today’s update reveals deaths and a female character not seen previously. It also harks back to those old Road Runner cartoons with the really, really thin cliff overhangs.
Drawn with: Flash
Coloured with: NA
Misc: This piece clocked in at under 2 hours… I rock!
Good one!… LOL..
Flash is fun to draw in, isn’t it?
Hey! Yeah, I’m using a really old version of Flash, from back when it was called Macromedia Flash. Can you believe that??
The thing about a vector-based app like Flash is, it can become a sorta crutch. I mean, it takes out a lot of the work by automatically smoothening out the line work. I almost always resort to Flash when I want something done quickly, and ink in Photoshop when I’m a bit more ambitious. I want to be more versatile in this webcomic, which is why I’m trying to master both apps.
But to answer your question, yes, drawing in Flash is fun. I liken it to webcomicking on drugs…