| Orion Sandstorrm ( @ 2005-10-02 14:37:00 |
| Entry tags: | post: artist commentary, post: this is not a comic |
Introduction to phantom limbs
http://therithere.comicgenesis.com/d/20
You know the drill now: Monday's comic won't show up until Monday, GMT -08:00.
Livejournal entries on
therithere now have tags. From now on, if you're looking for a specific old comic, you're not stuck with going back through each comic chronologically until you stumble across it. Now if the comic you're looking for has (say) a wolf in it, you can just look up all the entries with "wolves" listed in the tags.
[edit] There were technical difficulties, so the discussion about the comic itself is all actually on this other Livejournal entry.
I've got 22 more Theri There comics sketched out, partially scripted, or at least with a single idea jotted down. I've also got two more comics that are finished and all ready to use. Just so you know that I'm all prepared to be in this for the long run. :)
Worktime for each comic: half an hour for a very simple single-panel comic. For a more complex comic... hm... this one I spent something like six to nine hours on, since I spent a few days rolling the ideas around, scripting it, editing the script because it was even more wordy to begin with, sketching individual panels, planning the page layout... and redoing the first panel during inking, since I botched it the first time. Hand-lettering isn't as easy as it looks. All of the comics I've made in the past were things that didn't involve planning ahead like this, and a lot of them were inked without even being penciled first. In the case of Theri There, however, the message and quality of presentation are important, and I take care with them.