Remember the ugly storyboard I shared yesterday?

Here is what it looks like once cleaned!

(and this is the version I send to the publisher for validation ahah)

Another illustration for "Sur un air de printemps"

I decided to mess around with a book template for this one o/

I still hate to draw forests, I need to find ways to make it less awful to draw :')

Wanna know what my first storyboards look like? Here is the one I made for part of chapter 3 of my comic (and yes, even I struggle to understand it x) )

I'll share the clean version tomorrow!

Very serious talk meow meow

I hate to draw maps usually but since this one is purely for story purpose, I took a bit of liberties with it and I think it should look ok

It's hard to draw angry faces :') I also don't master the design of my characters for now but a friend that just published his first comic re-assured me because he had the same problem so I feel less alone now ahah

Another comic page sketched out

I think this one will look not amazing once I do the lineart but it will be a "trust the process" one because with colors, it should look cool!

Starting a little special thing for my comic !

Color scripts are usually used in animation, to define the color palette of the movie, but since I have time, I'm making one for my comic!

Each stripe will be 1 chapter of the comic :)

Sorry I'm sharing another boring black and white image ahah, but I think it's important to show the time it takes and the actual steps behind making a comic !

I had to draw a whole city for my comic, so I made a very detailled, very precise and very pretty model on Blender ! (/s)

It helps soooooo much when you cannot visualize 3D elements in your mind like me :')