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Coloring Comics and the Substitute Monday
Oct. 23rd, 2012 09:01 amUgh. Substitute Mondays are the worst. Oh well, granted, I did get to take yesterday off so I shouldn't complain too much.
After going for a run, showering, changing, eating lunch, and buying some groceries, I sat at home wondering what to do with myself for the rest of the day. I could have cleaned house, but where is the fun in that. So I elected to start coloring issue #9 of the comic. It's strange to say it, but I always look at the coloring as a looming project, all 20-something pages at once, instead of seeing them page-by-page. It literally would take nearly 24 hours of straight, continuous coloring to get a whole issue done, as I can usually color a page in about 45 minutes on average.
So I tackled the first six pages yesterday, leaving just over twice that left. Overall, I like how this issue is turning out. I posted the splash page before and after coloring below and behind the spoiler cut. It wont give away anything really to the issue.
After going for a run, showering, changing, eating lunch, and buying some groceries, I sat at home wondering what to do with myself for the rest of the day. I could have cleaned house, but where is the fun in that. So I elected to start coloring issue #9 of the comic. It's strange to say it, but I always look at the coloring as a looming project, all 20-something pages at once, instead of seeing them page-by-page. It literally would take nearly 24 hours of straight, continuous coloring to get a whole issue done, as I can usually color a page in about 45 minutes on average.
So I tackled the first six pages yesterday, leaving just over twice that left. Overall, I like how this issue is turning out. I posted the splash page before and after coloring below and behind the spoiler cut. It wont give away anything really to the issue.
