More or less I'm looking at ways to make a sprite comic. Putting together backgrounds, poses, the comic layout and whatnot, there's a variety of methods for each step and I'm having a look at the flow of each.
This time I put everything together in Powerpoint, then move it to Photoshop where I'd make the speech bubbles and crop a panel out of it. While I had more control over the speech bubbles, it wasn't necessary and take more time for what could be quickly done in PP. Also, if I made a mistake, the process was effectively restarted. A minor error became very painful. This wasn't very flexible at all.
so hey! first attempt of dripping wet characters. While it doesn't look too bad usually, it's an eyesore on bright red characters. Also, black and white speech bubbles have far less impact over colour.
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Foxcat Says:
Ah bugger, I see that white line.