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I think that's a suitable amount of SPOILER SPACE ... so here goes.
Before I write the scripts that get sent off to Steve and the Zuda team, I spend several hours composing several doodles and tons of thumbnails. Usually, my thumbnails are just glorified stick figures with sample dialogue floating around their heads. These thumbnails have become an important tool it making sure I hit all my essential plot points, while giving Steve a very vague idea of how I think the page should look.
So, without further ado, the thumbnails for Pages 17, 18, 19, 20.
5 comments:
Holey Moley!
I think I'd have an easier time deciphering a coded treasure map!
Usually, they are for my benefit, and not intended for public eyes, so I'm allowed to be messy.
Haha! You know, it's important to show the viewers how comics develop...it's like a birth, which isn't clean.
I loved the last installment of High Moon, Dave! The art has a great, wood-cut quality, but is still very fluid and flexible.
Great work!
-Dave
Egad!
If it makes you feel better, my hand writing is way worse than yours. :)
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