Yes, it could very well be that “monsters” have their own ecology and aren’t colored coded like dragons for your convenience. Drawing someone lying on their back was oddly easier than expected – just don’t rotate the paper and draw[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Not much to add except to have a good one!
I may regret this, but having a unique hand gesture for every spell sounds appropriate and fun to draw.
Something to work on for the future – drawing large battle scenes. This one felt cramped!
Trying to suggest an increasing tempo by smaller and smaller panels, with the final portraits showing messy hair, scratches, damaged clothing, and Fordell switching to daggers.
Maybe this was an unconscious decision, but I retained the position of the party on the right hand side of the strip and the kobolds on the left for the last few weeks. I think it contributes to keeping the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Second panel had two point perspective, but the black and white motif is failing for the cavern’s far side – I would put that in shadow since there shouldn’t be any light sources present and darkvision has limited range. Might[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kobolds can indeed throw a shield away and it’ll cause enough ruckus to alert the tribe… just like PCs can try to catch it before it lands… Just like they get reminded that kobolds love traps. And when you say[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So…many…characters… it was hard to fit them all in the frames. This was a case of the party not getting a high enough Perception check to see details of a target dummy, and I explicitly mentioned a dome like metal[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This one was really an exercise in drawing all the equipment that everyone carries, in action. So far… it seems to work. At least, the party hasn’t come across 10,000 coins that have to figure out how to carry. I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
