Share the most challenging panel you ever made!

adrienclifton 2018-09-06 19:24:02 UTC #31

paint tool sai its a great program, but it doesnt have a perspective tool. I use reference images for things like this.

ramiek 2018-09-06 19:29:57 UTC #32

I actually do too. it's usually quicker

ramiek 2018-09-06 19:31:15 UTC #33

is that with colored pencils?

mariusthered 2018-09-06 20:05:40 UTC #34

tip for you. for something like that closed shutter i would just draw three lines on a layer and the copy the layer and move it until i have enough to complete the shutter then flatten them together. it's quicker than drawing all them lines.

adrienclifton 2018-09-06 20:14:18 UTC #35

I did that actually! I'm all for working smarter, not harder lol

danitasibert 2018-09-06 20:27:27 UTC #36

the most difficult page I've ever done so far on my 2 comics, would have to be maybe these two!
for me backgrounds can take a while to complete, its like i need a prep before i handle these panels. i try to work on them first so i can work on solo shots and other things after the hard stuff. XD

Maximum Chaos

Vampire Search

UrMom 2018-09-06 20:35:26 UTC #37

Yup. Color pencils and a tiny bit of copics.

jpnakashima 2018-09-06 23:53:29 UTC #38

Hey, this looks pretty cool. I love the composition in it!!
I really like how isolated she looks, framed by all this stuff. The broken window is just icing on the cake.
Pretty good job, friend!

indagold 2018-09-07 01:36:53 UTC #39

I always post this on these topics because it took me months just to get right. I was never happy with it on and off working on it and trying just to balance it so its not too cluttered and can easily be focused on. I don't think i've ever took this long to make a single panel lol

catluckey 2018-09-07 02:53:00 UTC #40

These two were very, very challenging! Those windows, Delah in color on the pillows.

I was literally doing those rocks, people, and debris stroke by stroke faint Hope you like it.

ramiek 2018-09-07 08:24:21 UTC #41

This really looks good!
Can I suggest something? I'm not sure if it would work
but try to have the upper panel so it would cover the diagonal
panel below, so they be closer together. I think it would make for a better
flow. hope that's ok to say

arcane199 2018-09-07 13:13:38 UTC #42

Pretty much any pages with lots of details for me.

Ayumi 2018-09-07 21:26:33 UTC #43

I really don't like to draw classrooms. X.X

catluckey 2018-09-07 21:55:14 UTC #44

Ramiek, I can see what you're saying. And I'm seeing another change with that upper panel too! Right now, I'm doing my comic in the scroll down/full color way of Tapas and Webtoons. It would be interesting to convert this and I can see that upper panel blending into the bottom...maybe not even having that panel border. Thank you for your fresh outlook, it's something to play with and see how it turns out.

ramiek 2018-09-07 22:56:46 UTC #45

classrooms are the worst.

monotone_ink 2018-09-08 00:07:48 UTC #46

The difficulty in this one lied in drawing the page on two pieces of paper and digitally stitching them together to look coherent.

And this one because I didn't know how to properly draw someone being smashed through a window (and I still don't - someone give me tips for this please)/

Zyephen 2018-09-08 00:40:05 UTC #47

hard to decide, but here are a few:

ramiek 2018-09-08 05:52:11 UTC #48

There must be lots of references on the web
well... apparently it's not so easy...
but I found this:

mariusthered 2018-09-08 06:09:14 UTC #49

@monotone_ink you mean like this. i had almost forgot i had this as it was for an old comic. trick is make use of your layers and if your doing an object or person smashing threw put them/ it in place before any of the glass including the back glass with the hole.

SamuelCharcot 2018-11-10 22:18:48 UTC #50

This one was really hard because I'm not used to draw this kind of perspective, but strangely I felt relaxed while drawing it,