BitteRjelly

Aug 27, '17

To regularly updating folks - Do you have a buffer?

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I'm on team buffer. I worked my ass off during six months to build it, ended up with 36 pages ( which is really 31 pages in terms of updates, since the five first pages were posted in the same update ). I agree with the fact that at time it's really complicated to be so disconnected with what you ar…

Aug 12, '17

Your favorite writing drink?

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team black tea here, boiling hot, in summer and in winter, can't start writing if I don't have it in my system tho lately I have been mixing apple juice with Smirnoff ice. Even if it's basically lemonade with barely an hint of alcohol for the taste, I probably shouldn't make this too much of an habi…

Aug 12, '17

Who's your target audience?

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like Shazzbaa, the very first person I try to appeal to is myself and I built everything based on what I like/want to read, I'm a firm believer that if you do something you REALLY love, it can be as weird/niche as possible, it will rub off people, but I don't think that mean my target audience is in…

Aug 10, '17

How much has changed from six months ago for your art?

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I don't know if we can link our stuff outside of the topics made for this but there's a link in my bio ! The panel I showed here is one of the latest page drawn so there's a little stylistic gap from what is posted now, six months really do shows when you look back :')

Aug 10, '17

What not to say to a comic artist

Off Topic

I think the most insulting thing said to my face was at my diploma jury, when I was asked by one of the jury how long my comic would take to draw. After estimating something between 4 and 5 years, she just looked at me with so much surprise and said 'Wow haha that's a LONG time, do you think you wil…

Aug 10, '17

How much has changed from six months ago for your art?

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MAN I've noticed a lot of changes when I looked back at my first page and the last one I drew. The first drawing is some concept art that is a tad older than six month, but since I finally drew this scene it's the most compelling example of what changed [image] I always drew super fast so I don't …

Aug 10, '17

Can comic art be TOO detailed/realistic?

Art | Comics

The line where it's too realistic is very fine: I sometime gets surprised by comics that can go pretty far in drawing as close as possible to life while remaining expressive ( probably because down the line, despite the realistic style, the expression are exaggerated just right to 'feel' them, like …

Aug 8, '17

Does Your Comic Have A Timeline?

Art | Comics

I have both too ! Actually, the first thing I did before writing anything down was to research what major things happened during the timespan of the main character life, since there's a lot of very important changes between the 70s and the late 90s ( also, you kinda have to know where technology was…