Comic: Angel/Fray crossover by yhlee and astridv - page 4/12

[astridv]

Yo. Page four is finally finished. Page five is finished too, as a matter of fact... but I had the moderately brilliant idea to try lettering on a separate sheet. I thought it might save time. (It doesn't.) So, the next page might take until tomorrow, depending on how fast the lettering goes.

In the meantime, here's page four,



...and a teensy preview of page five


I've also reposted the first three, in better quality and with a few details fixed:
page one/two, and disclaimer
page three

Comments

[astridv.livejournal.com]

I'm so very, very sure. One-pagers are the way to go!

Come on it will be fun (for us), and all the cool kids do it.

No one's doing comic. Well, few folks, anyway. Why aren't more people doing comic? Even if you can't draw, you could use screenshots and photoshop them over, that would look really cool if done well.

[yhlee.livejournal.com]

I still need to come up with a Bones one-pager idea to pitch to you. The only thing I've come up with is a lame RPG joke, and, well, did I mention lame?

I was doing a very intermittent gag strip for a while (which only required very basic drawing skills for characters to be recognizable) but I just haven't had any ideas for dumb jokes involving the Buffyverse lately. :-D I would love to see a Photoshop version, but finding the screenshots could get time-consuming. Sort of like a miniature version of vidding? (Where clipping OMG takes forever AAAGH.)

[astridv.livejournal.com]

but finding the screenshots could get time-consuming. Sort of like a miniature version of vidding?

Yeah, like vidding only with stills. I couldn't do it myself. But vidders must have a good idea where to find which scene.

I really think it's doable. Though it'd probably take as long as drawing it from scratch.

I'd love to do a Bones one-pager, but so far inspiration hasn't struck. Though I had two Bones cartoon ideas in the past which just hit me all of a sudden, so maybe the muse will come by again.

[yhlee.livejournal.com]

It really depends on the vidder (and of course familiarity with the source). I have a lousy visual memory, so unless it's from an episode/scene I've vidded before, I have to go rewatch. And from the sounds of it even experienced vidders often find themselves rewatching things to find that perfect clip. On the current vid project I found a wonderful clip from "Lie to Me" that I wouldn't have remembered, and wouldn't have thought to include until I saw it again.

Also, PhotoShop is a great mystery to me. It's very sad. I have my hands full with Final Cut Express.