Today (Sunday) I devoted my work time to finishing an intensely complicated page. It is the main “establishing shot” type page for a story set in a Natural History Museum.
This is another “don’t do” if you want to save yourself time, since such a location results in lots of drawings of bones and stuffed animals and people looking at bones and stuffed animals. (The other big location “don’t do” from an earlier post was cityscapes with lots of flashy buildings with endless windows to draw. 🙂 )
Perhaps annoyingly, I won’t show you the huge panels filled with such things, and instead show you a small corner panel of the type that people might not look at much (because there are no speech bubbles and so forth). This is seconds before our characters meet. A fun science-filled conversation will follow…(Yes these are the same characters from another story I’ve shown you extracts from.)
[Update: I suppose I ought to explain the cape? It is a joke. I thought I’d have a story open with people in superhero outfits as a sort of tribute to the genre, and to firmly underline the idea that I am doing a graphic novel that has NOTHING to do with superheroes. (‘Cos, you know, evidently I’m really trying everything to make it as uninteresting to publishers as possible…)]
-cvj
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