Share your favourite scene that you've drawn!

[PocketFloral]

Man I had a such a hard time deciding between 3 different pages but I finally chose this one because layout wise it's probably one of my most successful/unique one and everything just seemed to fall into place as far as the coloring. It's remained one of my strongest pages even though it's pg 2 and my comic skills have increased greatly since then.

[panistheman]

From the climax of Voidcall. This was the first page I drew and was basically the initial idea for the comic.

The most recent page of Capefall, a police detective comforts a supervillian after the death of her superhero.

[AnnaLandin]

It has got to be the this pre-fight-scene sequence from part 3 of Grassblades, which starts off like this:

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I'm really proud of how that last page came out, and I feel like the whole thing flows pretty well.

[phen]

Ah, @Airgita, I love the colours across those and the lines angling to push your eye along the sequence work very well! It's crazy that you hated it for the longest before you ended up being proud of how it turned out. Usually artists work in the opposite of that, hah! It's a really solid lay of colours, though. The consistent bluish-grey across is livened up nicely with the jets of yellow.

Personally, there's actually a really old page I made around 2007-8(?) from an older series of mine with a great little layout that just came together so easily. I still really like it even with the weak art and terrible font! It looks nice, I love the colours, the joke was pretty kitschy but it's fun!

From my new comic There's No Such Thing as Jason -- I.T., I really, really enjoyed the flashback insert. In it's standard format, it mimics the composition of a previous page in which the flashback concludes. I love the rhythm of the angles across them. But in long-scroll format, it looks really sleek! The rhythm isn't there however it manages to pull focus on the shapes and the characters' perspectives (for me at least!).

[ashriott]

Hmm well, from what I've released so far for Malleus Maleficarum, I think the below are some of the scenes I liked:

I suck at humour scenes in general, so I was pretty happy with how the last three panels turned out:

Not only was this scene surprisingly fun to draw, I quite liked the first two panels, hopefully they flow well:

[zetina]

Oh man I'm a really self-loving peson so I end up enjoying most of what I do;;; My most favourite scene hasn't been drawn yet but so far the most fun one is probably page 5 of my comic.

However, I'm kind of really fond of the next page. I ended up changing it a lot from my draft - instead of doing several small images of the hallways, I opted for one big panel. It was to save time, actually... But I think it ended up taking longer :'D (Working on smth like this, when you actually do know what the building's layout is, is pretty rewarding)

[getsuart]

I got one in Echo, but it's not released on Tapastic yet. So i'm super sad I can't show you it.
Instead, I'll put one of the last scenes in chapter 4.

[Tindabox]

A scene from a recent comic. It cracks me up every time I think about it.

[Silerna]

From my comic? Hmmmm....I think...yeah I'm sure it's Kitty that wants inside but owner isn't listening xD.

Poor kitty.....:\ they will never like rain...

[ArhyaM]

My favorite scene by far is this one:
It's from my comic http://tapastic.com/series/The-Glow and I'm trying to put all my affort in every single scene ^^

[AffectedMind]

This one! I like it because of the shatter(?) effect on the skin and the movement on the second panel. Love to experiment with this type of visuals

from my series Bite Me.

[FixerTheWise]

My favorite scene so far in my comic that I have uploaded is this.
What's going on is my protaganist Ani (Anakreon) meets his classmate in the morning pretty much. It serves as an introduction to the character of Kay (Kathai).

He hates that nickname but everyone calls him that because Anakreon is a very strange name. Why is he called that? Well you'll just have to wait and see XD

[Cade]

MY favorite seen I've drawn hasn't been published yet. When it is, I'll share it here.

[monotone_ink]

These 3 pages were extremely satisfying to draw (first one is not in sequence with the other 2 though)

[naughtyjourneycomic]

This scene...

Noted : this is actually not a comic btw but a scene...It's like a sneak peek for what new comic is coming next.
i still love this one.It's still my best one yet.

Noted 2 : this scene actually makes me cry you know?This next upcoming comic i made is filled with angst with much...well sadness....This oc of mine is making me cry.You should know it.This story i'm making right now,i bet it will be interesting tho.

[StevenDacasin]

I usually hate my old work but out of all of that I really liked this scene. I like the background of kendrick to me it looks really cool.

Its chapter, page 3 of Simon Nero

[Airgita]

I have so much respect and admiration for people who do action scenes well... And this site is in no way lacking of people in that category! Same thing with visual humour, though this is usually sprinkled with feelings of envy too.

@phenylketonurics Thank you though I can't take full credit for the line work. I'll probably look back at it finding that it looks absolutely hideous but for now I think my artistic skills haven't improved to the point where I think I could do better. It'll happen though, give it time lol.

For what it's worth, by the way, I found the joke pretty great... wait, am I kitschy??

@lifemachine It always fascinates me when creators talk about their favourite scenes or lines or works. Sometimes it's completely different to what the audience responds strongly to, which is interesting. I think that gives you further insight on what the artist's vision for the work was. It's like that quote of how no two people ever really read the same book.

I like how your page has this elevated feel of seclusion now that I know a bit about the background story behind the setting you used. I don't know if that was what you're going for or if it's just me projecting too much into the imagery though

[anon13984047]

Thanks! It certainly did feel secluded there, and to me, who wandered around without a medical context, it was mysterious and even soothing in a pleasant way. Of course, when you're there to detox or rehab or you're more or less confined, that'd be a wholly different story. We did find strange items left behind by former patients though...totem-like clay figures, fake teeth, even photographs....

[Jabbage]

I think my single favourite scene from my comic Breaking the Lore is this one:
(For a bit of context, the older woman's teenage daughter has escaped her curfew by potentially magical means, and now she could be just about anywhere)

I really liked it for the colours (twilight is the BEST) and showing the passage of time through the light going out.

[azureXtwilight]

Wow, that is amazing, leafa! But all your work are

My favorite from Re:Set is this page right here: