Ok, ok. So I realized that strips that were formatted horizontally got fewer views and likes than the strips formatted vertically. That makes sense because most of you are viewing ICECUBES on your phones. It looked like this strip #336 was also not doing as well as I thought it should (I really like this strip!) For your viewing pleasure, I went ahead and reformatted it vertically and we shall see if it gets more views. So, to all of you phone-wallas out there, this one is for you!
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As mentioned last week, here’s a cool trick to use when trying to copy or transfer a drawing. Often you will practice a drawing a few times to get it right, a lot like a musician practices a riff to get the ‘swing’ of it. When you get that drawing right, you can keep practicing it to memorize it, or if you are on a tight deadline (like I often am) you can transfer it. Here is a practice sheet of Freeze walking. After several attempts I got a drawing I liked (circled in blue). In part 2 I will show you how to trace it then transfer it to your comic. Tune in tomorrow for part 2.
I recently went to a really neat exhibit of Inuit artifacts from 100 years ago. I made some sketches of the masks. Here’s one. Hopefully I can use it in the comic strip. 🙂
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Leroy Brown
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