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 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 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 eighteen - Sense & Sensory rooms
The more I write about stories of my life growing up with Rob, the more I remember and the more I realise how similar my brother and I are. Our tastes in foods, books, TV, colours; our cheeky personalities. But something big I've only recently thought about is how we both are sensitive to various sensory experiences.
Read MoreMy current studio space, filled with all my favourite things: books, comics, art, podcasts, cups of tea and art supplies.
Week sixteen - In which our hero talks about the importance of personal space
In which our hero talks about the importance of personal space.
Read MoreWeek fifteen - Robert Chadderton, master chef.
Rob has always had a love of food and drink. In fact, our whole family has. But no one else was quite as experimental with their eating/drinking habits as Rob.
Read MoreWeek thirteen - The alter egos of Robert Chadderton
A visual guide to the many moods of my brother.
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