Naturally. Page 5
Apr 07, 2017
Time for some more shouting and regret.
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Have you noticed the trees? I'm pretty proud of my trees. And the Teren household has a gardener that like lining the yard with tulips.
Here's a new fun fact: Chris's jacket's screentone wasn't a sticker-type screentone, but an older kind where it's more like a carbon copy press. (I hope I'm describing it right.) I have to hold the screentone paper onto my page and press hard with something like my nail or maybe a coin and the screentone then sticks to my page.
The sticker screentones are way easier, even though tiny cut out pieces gets stuck everywhere. I use a cutter to cut the exact shape of screentone I need and then stick it to the page. Or stick it to the page and gently cut and pull away the excess.
FYI scrap/excess screentone-sticker-bits get stuck in your hair and on your face and pants and anywhere it pleases. lol
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This is a short story (8 pages) that I wrote and drew for my manga art class while I studied abroad in Japan in 2013. This whole thing was drawn manually and I used real screentones. Nothing was made digitally (except for printing some text as stickers... but that doesn't count). If people are interested, I'll share some of my notes from the class and steps of my process. I could take photos of the class's final project book, too. I hope you like it!
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