Ooooh...Title page, awwwww yeah. Heh, not sure what else to say about this that isn't spoilers or misleading hype. Um, I'm in background hell again? It kinda sucks here. Aww shit, I was planning on getting the one I was working on done tonight. Well, that didn't happen. Ah well. I'm not staying up to crank it out tonight.
I guess that's a thing I can talk about! I'm working on creating backgrounds as re-usable assets more. And building re-usable assets into my backgrounds. So stuff like the Fancy Man's car, or this set by the river? Totally re-usable. Basically, this means some pages are slow crawls of building background assets (background hell), and others are super-smooth things where I drop in the pre-built assets and get to focus on drawing characters! All depends on the location. So like, the first scene in this issue? Originally, I didn't have a well-defined location for it, but it was heavily related to later scenes that do have an important location. There was no reason not to set it in that location, and doing so meant I have more time to build a wider set of assets for it. Also, it's way more visually interesting than the boring office I was originally envisioning. So that's neat!
Haha! What!? You doubt his amazing camouflage skills!?
^_^ Yeah, I've had this image in my head for years, and I'm so damn excited to finally be getting it down in a story. I will love the stupid, dumb, Halloween cloak forever.
Haha! What!? You doubt his amazing camouflage skills!? ^_^ Yeah, I've had this image in my head for
Though that does draw a parallel I should've seen before to the Sir Bearington thing, where a DnD player plays a literal bear with a high disguise spell and a butler that can understand Bear!
Haha, very, very true! Though that does draw a parallel I should've seen before to the Sir Bearingt
