Zoe does a 24 hour comic badly
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Scanning, eh?
...Interestingly, this has turned out to be the most time-consuming part of the whole affair. Funny.
Saturday, 2 October 2010
First eight pages!
They're in pdf so they won't upload to blogger.
In keeping with the down & dirty spirit of the day, I've bunged them - badly - onto a google site instead. Here it is...
The title is now chosen, by the way. It is 'but how come I can never find anything ever.' (Catchy, no?)
http://bit.ly/bievqZ
Oh man I may have misjudged this
Three hours in, 8 pages pencilled. 12 to go.
Kind of wish I'd scripted this...
Man, I'm learning already and I don't like it
So I figured to use only one maxim on my 24 hour comic: SPEED. All will be sacrificed to speed. Even access to a proper eraser (seriously, I don't have one and I'm not going to get one.)
But even doing the bare minimum, setting up the blog/the table/finding my bad pens/first two posts - that's taken an HOUR.
I always figured cutting corners would save stacks of time - turns out, not as much as I thought.
Nuts.
We're off!
My plan is to do a 24 hour comic.
I've decided something, though. The 24 hour restriction isn't enough. I want MORE.
See this picture? It contains:
a laptop
a camera
a chopping board
one terrible pencil
one terrible black ink pen
one sharpie
seven colour pens
one bottle of white-out
three incredibly terrible erasers
24 pieces of paper
...that's it. That's all I'm going to use. If I ruin a whole piece of paper, then too bad - I still have to use it. Tough.
The goal is this:
Make something really terrible but GET IT DONE.
I'll be posting updated throughout the day as the bad, bad drawings stack up. Wish me luck!
P.S. I actually have a really good collection of drawing tools, but I can't find them and I've decided not to lose time looking. Terrible erasers it is.
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