Page six from the new project I'm working on. I'm trying out a more involved method of coloring. The comic is a science fiction/adventure story and I wanted the coloring to be more representative than what I usually do. I'm still not totally sure about it (although I feel pretty good). Thoughts?
im digging the subdued palette, it really punches this up to the next level. my only critique is the middle panel- is there a way to punch up those blues a bit, so the figures stand out more?
ReplyDeletein the end though, it hardly matters, great stuff, man!
Great colours, really love the backgrounds
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm with the other guys, I really love the way your using the colours and the attitudes of the figures are really convincing too, especially the totally pre-occupied guy with the scanner. Great storytelling - I'm hooked already!
ReplyDeleteC'mon hurry up and get it finished so that I can read the whole story and have it nestling up to my prized copy of UTU.
love it! nuff said!
ReplyDeleteoh nice! can't wait to read it!
ReplyDeleteYou really make me want to draw more.
ReplyDeleteum, it's awesome
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comics. I liked The Scout, the pacing of the story reaches that perfect pitch of unease... well done.
ReplyDeleteUtu was very expansive. To be honest, I'm greedy... I could have looked at twenty pages of him just wandering around the landscape.
Cheers.
I quite like the color palette. Muted colors are generally your thing.In fact thats the first thing I noticed and went 'ooh' about.
ReplyDeleteYour style is awesome. You have some great work. I am glad I stopped by.
ReplyDeleteYou got reviewed on the Daily Crosshatch!!! congrats!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like what I see! and I enjoyed UTU as well, the landscapes where amazing! Keep this up!
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