Post by Harkovast on Dec 17, 2015 1:59:14 GMT
When I first started drawing the comic I really did just that...start drawing.
A did a couple of test pictures to see if the characters would look okay (they seemed alright to me!) and then I just started doing it.
Design wise it wasn't well planned and some design decisions were made up as I went along.
Now some of these decisions I'm not completely happy with, but fixing them would involve a massive shift in the way things are drawn.
So I am going to lay out the rules for how it works when I want to change something (since redrawing massive sections of earlier pages is really not practical if you want to keep getting more comic!)
Character designs are going to stay reasonably consistant within each book (not counting that thing where all the heads change shape part way through Book 1 that no one seems to notice but me) but between books I reserve the right to make changes to the way characters look.
It should be assumed that the new version of the character is a more accurate depiction and is the 'correct' one and it should be retroactively assumed that the character always looked the new way.
What sort of thing do I mean might be changed over time?
Well as of Book 2, Wizards totally have tails.
A did a couple of test pictures to see if the characters would look okay (they seemed alright to me!) and then I just started doing it.
Design wise it wasn't well planned and some design decisions were made up as I went along.
Now some of these decisions I'm not completely happy with, but fixing them would involve a massive shift in the way things are drawn.
So I am going to lay out the rules for how it works when I want to change something (since redrawing massive sections of earlier pages is really not practical if you want to keep getting more comic!)
Character designs are going to stay reasonably consistant within each book (not counting that thing where all the heads change shape part way through Book 1 that no one seems to notice but me) but between books I reserve the right to make changes to the way characters look.
It should be assumed that the new version of the character is a more accurate depiction and is the 'correct' one and it should be retroactively assumed that the character always looked the new way.
What sort of thing do I mean might be changed over time?
Well as of Book 2, Wizards totally have tails.
