Showing posts with label A Pleasing Symmetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Pleasing Symmetry. Show all posts
25/08/2010
19/08/2010
The Wraith
I'm still beavering away on the strip for 'Something Wicked', and can't show a lot. However it's 1.30 am and I've just sketched this, which I'm quite pleased with.
11/08/2010
More Victorian folk
Working on some of the previous sketches, I've enlarged them and cropped them in order to give more facial detail
09/08/2010
Some Victorian folk
The strip I'm working on for Zarjaz has been pushed back until next year, so I've put that on hold and switched to another strip I'm producing for the next issue of another FQP title - Something Wicked. This is their annual horror anthology, and the strip in question is set in that most excellent of eras: The Victorian.
I originally wrote the story in prose form for a short story competition, then became interested in adapting it for comics. I hit a dead end however, and in the end brought my good buddy Matthew McLaughlin onboard to help me adapt it. He's sort of made it his own, in a brilliant way of course - whilst retaining the essnece of the original tale. Without giving too much away I can reveal that it's entitled 'A Pleasing Symmetry', and should be published this Autumn (in time for BICS).
Anyways, these are some concept sketches for it.
I originally wrote the story in prose form for a short story competition, then became interested in adapting it for comics. I hit a dead end however, and in the end brought my good buddy Matthew McLaughlin onboard to help me adapt it. He's sort of made it his own, in a brilliant way of course - whilst retaining the essnece of the original tale. Without giving too much away I can reveal that it's entitled 'A Pleasing Symmetry', and should be published this Autumn (in time for BICS).
Anyways, these are some concept sketches for it.
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