Day 20 by Lilithiel

Poser • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Mar 15, 2013

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Day 20 of the 30 Day Art Challenge from Google+ was "A Comic." What a pain! I had a few more renders planned for this, but I started losing my patience after four; then what I had in mind for the dialogue just didn't work. This ended up with random and mostly nonsensical garbage dialogue from some bad groups in various online role playing games. I don't know how the people who do rendered serials/comics regularly do it (workflow tips?), but I have a lot more respect and admiration for them after this attempt.

Comments (8)

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Stooit

11:07PM | Fri, 15 March 2013

I can't comment on the dialogue, putting more than two words together is taxing for me, however I think the artwork is excellent, well done!!!!

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bebopdlx

11:46PM | Fri, 15 March 2013

Excellent work.

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NetWorthy

2:26AM | Sat, 16 March 2013

The artwork is fabulous, what an engaging and attractive fantasy character! Nicely rendered and the panel is VERY well composed too. But I gotta say the dialog is just hysterical - reminds me of the trash I used to hear on World of Warcraft LOL!

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Robert0921

1:34PM | Sat, 16 March 2013

Lol, you should do guild wars 2 much more fun and healing is really more of a personal thing. Plush theist stem was designed for maximum fun. Did I mention FTP?

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jonnar01

7:03AM | Sun, 17 March 2013

Great work and very funny too- nicely done!!

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Miles Obrien

1:49PM | Sun, 17 March 2013

I keep a stack of comics on my desk as reference. My tip, make "something happen" on each page. Granted, you need to have all the pages to understand the story, but make each page somewhat "self contained". OR set a goal first. On this page I want A, B, and C to happen. then render 3 images of those 3 things happening. Then your dialogue will bring it all together even better.

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