This is a return to form for SSW, back from the paper-drawn style of Page 63. After giving it a lot of thought, and after taking the advice of a few friends, I feel that the paper-drawn technique hasn’t quite reached the caliber needed for SSW. I will admit that drawing it by hand is more enjoyable, but truthfully, I’ve grown accustomed and even skilled in the “all-digital” method I’ve been using from the start.
I’ll be practicing the paper-drawn style on the side, but wont officially incorporate it into the main story, until I feel it will bring a higher level of artistic value to SSW, than my current method.
So! I just started reading today, and I gotta say, I’m VERY impressed. The story is fantastic and original, and the characters are dynamic and interesting (as well as attractive, which always helps
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I think you’re a very good story-teller, and I’m excited to see more!
Thanks for the kind words. Its always nice to see someone (besides my mom ;P ) that likes my stuff. Keep on readin’.
Ok after seeing this weeks post, I’m gonna have to say your techniques with Illustrator are a lot stronger than last weeks techniques. I’m thinking now instead of trying to start a new technique from scratch maybe just working to improve your current methods would be better.
This post is way nicer than last weeks. :]
I’m constantly working with Photoshop and Illustrator to find new techniques to raise the caliber of my art to a much higher place than it’s at currently. A sudden switch of techniques, i.e. starting from scratch, would definitely halt that progress.