Interlude - style woes
Jan 14, 2018
I feel like I should have the style figured out by now; character design, inking method, colouring type of no colouring - it all still feels like an ongoing experiment with no clear results.
It is also tricky to get these first chapters engaging when there is so much information and not a lot of character comedy.
Help me out by letting me know about your experience of the comic so far - I would really appreciate it!
Endiri
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To answer your question, what captured my personal attention the most was the metal nib pen style and regarding the comic itself, the binding of the words.
However, settling yourself on what "I/we" like might hinder you in the future if you actually find something you're more comfortable with. Just take your time. We' understand these things don't come easy :) Thank you for your story and the time you put in it.
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