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Showing posts with label sequential. Show all posts
Tino's Delivery: The Kids, The Witch and The Candyhouse (Part3)
Tino is a "bird-boy" (yet to find a good term, suggestions?) that works as a delivery boy to different places, for different people, for purposes unknown to himsel, discovering different aspects to life itself.
This story focuses on the moral/psychological challenges that Gretel has to go through before she kills the witch.
Had fun doing it though, and the mushroom house really looks delicious (for me), lol!
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Post-CNY
Past few days were quite eventful, not as boring as I thought.
Enjoyed the time of fellowship in Gideon's and Jon Tay's houses on Sunday.
A very brief night of an unusual fantasy movie, Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, with Faith, Puay and Cong. Didn't get to "chill" as planned though, but enjoyed their company nonetheless.
Visits to Puay's and Huaxiang's houses, good time of fellowshipping with spiritual family, and good food, lol.
I love this family of God...
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Now time to post up some works I've done for this week!
I'm loving graphic storytelling man, I can really explore and do the things that I love to do!
Now becoming a comic artist has come back to my list of dream jobs, haha..
Will see where God will lead me.
This comic is an experimental comic strip. Playing around with panelling, how a comic character comes out beyond the 4th dimension. A response to the seemingly popular use of out-of-frame images in most mangas nowadays. The 2nd one is added with the reader's speech input to the story, see if you'd think similarly when you read the previous piece.
Without the Reader's input:
With the Reader's input:
Let me know which one works better for you, whoever that read these! =D
Enjoyed the time of fellowship in Gideon's and Jon Tay's houses on Sunday.
A very brief night of an unusual fantasy movie, Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, with Faith, Puay and Cong. Didn't get to "chill" as planned though, but enjoyed their company nonetheless.
Visits to Puay's and Huaxiang's houses, good time of fellowshipping with spiritual family, and good food, lol.
I love this family of God...
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Now time to post up some works I've done for this week!
I'm loving graphic storytelling man, I can really explore and do the things that I love to do!
Now becoming a comic artist has come back to my list of dream jobs, haha..
Will see where God will lead me.
This comic is an experimental comic strip. Playing around with panelling, how a comic character comes out beyond the 4th dimension. A response to the seemingly popular use of out-of-frame images in most mangas nowadays. The 2nd one is added with the reader's speech input to the story, see if you'd think similarly when you read the previous piece.
Without the Reader's input:
With the Reader's input:
Let me know which one works better for you, whoever that read these! =D
Graphic Storytelling
I shall be more faithful with my blog, to at least put up some of my works, lol.
Here's an experimentation with layout in comics, about instruction how to use a chopstick.
And here's the latest work, based on the fable of Hare and Tortoise Race. Put in some twist, hopefully still understandable.
Here's an experimentation with layout in comics, about instruction how to use a chopstick.
And here's the latest work, based on the fable of Hare and Tortoise Race. Put in some twist, hopefully still understandable.
10 - 15 minutes each (both are not related in any way)
Attempting to experiment with colours, doing a manga/comic by not using predrawn lines.
Monochrome colours, used to establish the mood.
Minimalistic backgrounds.
Intention is to focus more on producing the narrative with sufficient information contained in one panel.
Font is Laffayette Comic Pro. Text balloons follow the mood (this one is yet to be explored).
Inspired by Ashley Wood's Metal Gear Solid Graphic Novel.
