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Quicky comic preview: just a few upcoming panels... they're totally disconnected and unlettered, but still, *don't click if you prefer to read the whole comic unspoiled*. (Though chances are that by the time I post the finished product, you'll have forgotten the spoilers...) I'm thinking of posting the whole comic in one when it's finished; screw working chronologically - scenes 2 and 4 are pretty much ready for lettering, but scene 3 needs something. Until I figure out what that is, I'm gonna first draw the final two scenes, which are pretty straightforward, and let my subconscious busy itself with scene 3.
First I thought I'd need to trim Rodney's dialogue but then I told myself, hey, it's McKay. It's what he does. :o)
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Question for the Photoshop-savvy out there: is there an elegant, time-saving way to get those little hooks (pointers, whatever they're called) for the speech balloons? I just can't draw freehand on my graphics tablet, and the straight, point-to-point lines are too inflexible for this purpose.
A master's student at Georgetown University looks for fans across the board to participate in a fanfiction survey for her thesis.
My name is Katherine Morrissey and this survey is part of my master's thesis at Georgetown University. You are invited to participate in the following survey on current popular works of fan fiction. In this survey you will be asked to identify a few of the stories and authors you have recently read and enjoyed. The survey will also ask you for some general demographic information.
Incidentally, she should end up with a really impressive cross-fandom recs list.
First I thought I'd need to trim Rodney's dialogue but then I told myself, hey, it's McKay. It's what he does. :o)
before:
after:
Question for the Photoshop-savvy out there: is there an elegant, time-saving way to get those little hooks (pointers, whatever they're called) for the speech balloons? I just can't draw freehand on my graphics tablet, and the straight, point-to-point lines are too inflexible for this purpose.
A master's student at Georgetown University looks for fans across the board to participate in a fanfiction survey for her thesis.
My name is Katherine Morrissey and this survey is part of my master's thesis at Georgetown University. You are invited to participate in the following survey on current popular works of fan fiction. In this survey you will be asked to identify a few of the stories and authors you have recently read and enjoyed. The survey will also ask you for some general demographic information.
Incidentally, she should end up with a really impressive cross-fandom recs list.