IOPD #1 is DONE.

Months ago, actually. The hardest part is figuring out what to do with the fruit of my labors.

Here is the first five pages all final draft, like.

IOPD pages 10 & 19. The eternal coloring continues.

Haven't put anything on the blogiola in a while.

IOPD page 13 COLOR:(

Here is my first completed colored and lettered page from IOPD. Opinions are welcome. Help me progress, O great comic brethren. "Completed" may be a rash term. This is more like a final "first draft".

What I'm Reading Now…

This book is really awesome. It goes through all the necessary steps and info on how to color a comic book page. For someone like me who is trying to develop from "sucky" colorist to "acceptable" colorist, some of the tech info is review, but it is still helpful. Plus, even for those who have colored comics before, it has a lot of interesting organizational techniques that are quite helpful. And, best of all, It comes with a CD that includes Hi-Fi's Photoshop actions for setting up your files, etc. It also includes sample art for the exercises. I would definitely suggest this book to anyone who wants to learn comic book coloring or anyone who just wants to get a comic book coloring tune-up.

Art from the past

These are a few pages from a project I wanted to get together a few years back. I got lazy. Poo. Maybe I'll pick it back up. The script needs a pretty sincere rewrite.

The book was gonna be called Escape From Hell. It would be about a group of people on the wrong side of the afterlife, trying to get out.







Today, I am done with all of the line art for the comic I have been working on in my spare time, IOPD, about the Police Department on Jupiter's moon IO. Now the part I have been putting off…COLORING!!

IOPD page 15

Workin work work on this. More more.

IOPD page 10

Another page. In one of my earlier posts I accidentally said all dialogue is %100 done. I meant to put that the dialogue is NOT %100 done. There are revisions to come. Oopsie, me dum dum.