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I just finished my last assignment to turn in to my final comic book inking class tomorrow, and instead of sleeping, here is a round-up post of all of my Due South-related work from this class.

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By popular demand (thanks, two people who voted!), I'm doing more of Chicago's Most Wanted by Speranza as my final project. It is to be four pages. I chose a scene from the middle ( Read more... )

Redo of my previous piece, a scene from American Way by resonant8. (The lack of outer panel borders isn't a stylistic choice, I just worked slightly bigger and it didn't fit in my scanner.)


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My next homework assignment was to do straight-up black brushwork, no diluted ink to make shades of gray. (Variations in the level of black on the image are due to my bad scanner.) This is a scene from the wonderful American Way by resonant8.


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The inked version of my page one of my highly theoretical comic of Speranza's Chicago's Most Wanted. I say "highly theoretical" because ink wash takes SOOOOO LONG. This one page took me the better part of a day including "America's Got Talent" breaks. (How about that Prince Poppycock? Man, do I love dandies!)


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The comic is done! Story by Speranza, art by me. My website is down at the moment for unclear reasons, so I've uploaded the whole thing to a Picasa web album which you can find here.


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Story by Speranza, art by me. If you missed them, check out pp. 1-3, pp. 4-6, pp. 7-8, pp. 9-11 pp. 12-14, and pp. 15-17. Only one more part after this!


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Story by Speranza, art by me. If you missed them, check out pp. 1-3, pp. 4-6, pp. 7-8, pp. 9-11 and pp. 12-14.


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Story by Speranza, art by me. If you missed them, check out pp. 1-3, pp. 4-6, pp. 7-8, and pp. 9-11.


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