I also just remembered something I learned regarding backgrounds. You don't always have to use a whole scene with backgrounds. Often when focussing in on characters in for example a conversation, you can leave the background white. It's done quite often, that way you draw attention to the characters and not to what's going on behind them. It also gives a certain peace back to your comic. You can do hectic scenes with lot's of items in the scene, but then you need to bring it back to something simple in the next scene, to keep balance and don't let the it be all overwhelming.

 

Sorry, you can't read this one most likely, it's in Dutch. I'm making this for a non-profit organisation. When it's done it will be printed by a proffesional printer. I did work for them before and they printed various comics I made. It's very cool to see your comics on the web, but it's another thing to see them printed in a booklet and realise they just ordered 10,000 copies of it. That's kind of exciting to know that more then 10,000 people will actually hold your comic in their hands and read it.

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Due to the childish TOS changes, I'm not allowed to link to my other products outside of Rendo anymore :(

Food for thought.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYZw0dfLmLk