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Laylabelle97 In reply to PioneeringAuthor [2016-01-10 01:10:48 +0000 UTC]
And, all I can say for the guy in the trunk is that this story takes an interesting change of genres in the next few pages
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Laylabelle97 In reply to PioneeringAuthor [2016-01-10 01:10:02 +0000 UTC]
Thank you so much for you comment, I really appreciate it. You make a really good point about using very dark greens and purples for night scenes so that objects in black can be seen better. I'll start to work with that from now on. I'm working on the next page, and I had another person tell me to darken the text. I'm going over the text in dark ink a few times to make the dialogue easier to read.
My handwriting is very scribbly, messy cursive that's hard to read, so I try to make the dialogue in my comics different from my handwriting.
And you do have a point about the twins. with all the orang in this page they do get a little lost.
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Laylabelle97 In reply to PioneeringAuthor [2016-01-10 01:14:54 +0000 UTC]
So mixing the colors together with just a little bit of black. Thanks, that helps. I look forward to practicing that
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PioneeringAuthor In reply to Laylabelle97 [2016-01-10 01:17:28 +0000 UTC]
Yes, and in fact, you don't really need black at all, unless you are absolutely desperate.
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Haeil [2016-01-05 08:29:06 +0000 UTC]
You get kind a film-noir feeling from this, both in the subject matter and the style. The colors are nice and bold against the great darks that you've used, creating a really dramatic effect. I also love how you break through the paneling with the exhaust from the tailgate. I would recommend maybe inking in the dialogue and sound effects, so that they don't get lost among all the bold lines and shading. Really wonderful job overall!
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Laylabelle97 In reply to Haeil [2016-01-05 17:35:29 +0000 UTC]
Thank you so much. So make the inking on the sound effects and dialogue bolder so they stand out more, got it.
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