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RULES
1. A contributor must acknowledge their turn with a comment on the last submission after which they have 3 days to submit their turn.
2. Scene changes may only occur in plate one of each page. A contributor may take this opportunity to start a new chapter. A new chapter may start no less than 8 pages after the last chapter. A chapter title card must take up one entire plate.
3. A contributor cannot follow directly after their last turn and can only Huzzah once per page.
4. If after 24 hrs no contributor has acknowledged their turn then rule 3 is suspended for that round and any contributor may claim the next plate.
5. Contributors must adhere to the rules of the setting.
2. Scene changes may only occur in plate one of each page. A contributor may take this opportunity to start a new chapter. A new chapter may start no less than 8 pages after the last chapter. A chapter title card must take up one entire plate.
3. A contributor cannot follow directly after their last turn and can only Huzzah once per page.
4. If after 24 hrs no contributor has acknowledged their turn then rule 3 is suspended for that round and any contributor may claim the next plate.
5. Contributors must adhere to the rules of the setting.
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9 comments:
Amazing page, Rob. Those walls are hypnotic, and Sleepy looking at Loretta on plate 3 works brilliantly - this guy is the real deal!
Very smooth.
VERY nice indeed.
Lovely, lovely stuff, Rob. Love Loretta's dialogue especially.
Only a fool would dare to try to follow that...
HUZZAH!
Yup, s'all great but I particularly like the 1st and third panels of page 10, very Mitchumesque Sleepy in that third panel. Mind you, he's rather Mitchumesque in general.
If I had one criticism, it'd be there's not nearly enough bricks.
Anybody read the biography on Mitchum by Lee Server, 'Baby, I Don't Care'? It's very good.
Thank you people
I'm particularly proud of my bricks. Which, I may add, were done without any help from the MS perspective tool - all freehand I tell y'!!
(Although I could be seen wondering around photographing walls in Blandford on Saturday.)
Great to see you jump in, Dave. Look forward to seeing what you do.
rob - must echo the love of bricks! and extra browny points for doing them freehand, those perspective tools are used too often - you're doing it the real he-man way!
and bricks aside, these are standout pages, love the variety in the angles, and your confidant use of black. panel three is drop-dead gorgeous.
rob - you must draw more comics, more often - MORE!
Cheers Shane. You can be my agent and get me some fun comics to draw if you like.
I am going to start doing more comics from now on, so if you hear of anyone looking for artists for brickwork related projects give me a shout. Maybe I should do The Thing, he's kinda brickwork-ish.
And the dialogue is as good as the art on these pages! It's cagey, pulp and with a killer double entendre at the end. Nice work.
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