Trialing using coloured pencils with this short autobio comic.
Read MoreWeek twenty eight - Let's get emotional
As I've been drawing panels and nutting out scenes, I realised that there are lot emotions in the book and I was struggling a little bit to figure out exactly which facial expression was the best to show what the characters were feeling. So I thought I'd make myself emotion guides for each of the main characters.
Read MoreWeek twenty seven - ADL --> MEL
An autobio comic about the annual pilgrimage to Festival of The Photocopier zine fair.
Read MoreWeek twenty six - What if?
A little comic for you to have a squizz at. It's about some things I think about sometimes.
Read MoreWeek twenty five - George Rex Comics: The Early Years, Part 2
I’ve been drawing comics since as long as I can remember. Here are some of my slightly ‘edgier’ comics from late high school years.
Read MoreWeek twenty four - George Rex Comics: The Early Years, Part 1
I’ve been drawing comics since as long as I can remember. Here are some of my early comics from Primary School and early high school.
Read MoreWeek twenty two - Colour me unsure
Writing a long-form comic (I'm aiming for 200 pages) is new to me and hard. Drawing something with so much information will be a challenge but the thing that is bothering me at the moment is how I'm going to to colour this comic.
Read MoreWeek twenty one - Pink is the new black
Rob has always had a fascination for the colour pink. Pink food, pink material, pink cartoon characters. If it was pink, Rob probably liked it. It all started with pink foods.
Read MoreWeek twenty - Our hero on communication
As part of the research and planning for my graphic novel (more on that in a later post), I decided to split my stories into three categories: communications, obsessions and fears. When writing down my anecdotes about Rob, I realised that after a while my writing seemed to focus mostly on the communication stories.
Read MoreWeek nineteen - Artist Spotlight on... me?
A couple of weeks ago I was asked to be interviewed by the Adelaide University Art History Club for their artist spotlight blog. I was honoured to say the least. I decided to answer my questions in my favourite medium, comics!
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Following on from my last post about how the design of the characters in my graphic novel, Oh Brother, have changed over the 7-ish years I’ve been working on the book, this post is about my absolute favourite thing: drawing emotions!