Blob, P.I., part 10
Too many experiments going on in this one:
- different approach to cross-hatching
- different style of shading said cross-hatching
- different style of speed lines
- new font for the scream (hand drawn)
- different balloon style for some of the balloons (not really happy with the results)
- not really fond of the sequencing in the last panel.
Cross-hatching with a Wacom (non-Cintiq) is a real pain. I find myself tending to curve the line at the end. Keeping spacing anything close to even is impossible. I should try doing a real inking cross-hatch sometime to see how that works out.
The only reason I don’t do real ink often is that it is much easier to plan (and erase and replan) the comic digitally. What I should probably do is “pencil” it in gimp, print it out, ink on a light-box and scan the inked version back in. But, that would require me getting (or building) a light box…
I did a head falling off a table recently and tried to use a similar motion effect like the one you used. Trust me, you did a gooder job. And I lol’d when he got the drop on him. I get it. Drop. lol. See, there it is again!