Supervillainous 369

[Zappit]

I wanted to cut down on the distortion from resizing my panels, so I tried vector inking in the first two panels, and I worked on a smaller canvas in the last two.

 

[PatrThom]

Meat must be less scrawny than I expected, and I expected him to be pretty wiry already.

--Patrick

 

[drifter]

The top two panels actually look really good, really crisp. By comparison the bottom two panels look slightly fuzzy.

 

[Zappit]

The top two panels actually look really good, really crisp. By comparison the bottom two panels look slightly fuzzy.

I was writing about it in the Random Crap thread, but I have figured out the biggest problem with using the Vector art. That basically keeps my overall work time roughly the same, so I'm seriously - meaning very, very likely, making the switch.

Here's the idea. Artstudio has a powerful suite of image manipulation tools, which made adjusting sketches a breeze. I can do my sketches there, import them to Sketch Club, ink and color there, and send the images to Strip Designer where I letter the comics. Bounce it back to Artstudio one more time to resize the page for publishing.

 

[Gruebeard]

I'll chime in to agree that the top two panels are noticebly nicer.

Also, to add that that I'm still hooked on the comic, so: nice work!