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Traditional inking work in progress of the cover concept for my "90's Ashcan Challenge" comic. This is a long one. So grab a cup of your favorite beverage, or two, relax, and enjoy. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

Traditional inking work in progress of the cover concept for my "90's Ashcan Challenge" comic. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

Traditional coloring with pastels. The original idea was just to color the two fill light sources, the yellow and blue. But since this is all practice art, I decided to do full color. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

More traditional inking practice with nibs, brush, and liners. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

More traditional inking practice with nibs, brush, and liners. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

More traditional inking practice with nibs, brush, and liners. Getting back into drawing comics by inking my pencil sketches. This is all in preparation for starting work on my first indie comic with my original characters. More videos to come.

The final stage of the process. This was one of the earliest digital art coloring that I had done at the time. As I started getting back into drawing and prepping to start my own comic, I was looking for ways to document my process. I found that I could screen capture directly with Quicktime while doing work digitally. This was going to be a quick test to see how the screen capture would work a...

The overview window in Krita shows the entire art piece with delays in updating compared to the actual canvas view. The overview window only updates after there has been no activity on the canvas for 3-4 seconds. This gives the effect, in some instances, of small section appearing to just pop in rather than seeing the lines being drawn. The rectangle moving around in the overview is a represent...

For those that are effected by the rapidly rotating canvas, check out the Overview version that has no rotation. Digital color video will be coming soon. As I started getting back into drawing and prepping to start my own comic, I was looking for ways to document my process. I found that I could screen capture directly with Quicktime while doing work digitally. This was going to be a quick test...

As I started getting back into drawing and prepping to start my own comic, I was looking for ways to document my process. I found that I could screen capture directly with Quicktime while doing work digitally. This was going to be a quick test to see how the screen capture would work and to figure out settings. I ended up creating a new character for myself for use down the line. Digital inks a...

Getting back into drawing comics by traditionally inking some of my sketches. I've used nibs in art classes over the years, but never for inking a comic. This first video is mainly refreshing myself with a dip pen which I have not used in years, and trying out a Pentel brush pen. At the time of recording, I have not yet mastered the tapered line. This is all in preparation for starting work on ...

While working on a piece of music, I wrote a phrase that reminded me of Stranger Things. I took that phrase out of that music and made this Stranger things inspired track. I put it to the title sequence to see how it plays. Had to adjust the timing of the video to match the music better.

This is the opening title sequence I made in FCPX for the short web series YaVaWi's Interns for YaVaughnie Wilkins and 21 Yellow Tulips.

I recently purchased a new tripod, a Davis & Sanford Provista with a FM18 Fluid Head and a W3 Universal Dolly Kit. Shot some quick footage to test out the new gear. Also tested out the stabilization feature in FCPX. Shot with my Sony HXR-NX5U NXCAM and practiced some focus racks too.

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