FLIGHT FORUMS

Some 'iPad' inspired drawings as part of an attempt to fund buying myself one of those things when they come out: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2682/4406861563_c92f9187dd.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4001/4407628446_c40381448d.jpg more here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewfulton/sets/7215...

These are pretty great! It's a nice clean, simple style that I think serves the tone of the story well. On the one hand I always like to suggest varying line-weights a little, to give things alittle more dpeth & weight, but in some sense the flatness works with the whole robot thing you have going o...

This seems like a pretty good distillation of the topic. I only say "seems" as I am not a subject-matter-expert - you could be talking absolute nonsense here, and I wouldn't know otherwise* You have a very friendly, conversational tone in distilling what you have learned. Do you have an idea of who ...

This is a great little story. I really, really like the small figure panels - where the tree breaks and where he dives back into the house. They have this great dynamic to them, that I think is maybe lost a little in some of the larger drawings, which are sometimes it's a little stiff. Maybe it's be...

These are great - and my five year old dug them too, which is probably a better test...

I haven't read you comic in a while, and this makes me want to go check it out again. It all hangs together so well, it has such a great energy, without seeming forced or tricksy.
The colours/rendering on everything is lovely, too - those houses down the left look super-great.

Phil McAndrew wrote:I'll be printing up as a 44 page mini comic for SPX,

THis would be awesome if you could get it printed up on one long sheet of paper, and it kind of folded out concertina style.
I really like the way you used colour, too.

yeah, i like it. It's a nice fragment of a thing that works as a whole. a couple of typos there ('becasue'), and not entirely sure the 'you've been caught one cane' bubble makes sense as i read it. I like your drawing, there's a looseness to that's really nice. Not entirely sure what's going on with...

thanks woody,
I guess I can imagine this being more like a Michael Keaton or a George Clooney rather than a Christian Bale.
Looking over the strip again, I am laughing at that first panel with the Chris Ware bit. Batman's whole pose and expression is fantastic.

Great fun drawing! - not sure I remember seeing chickens the last time I was at the zoo, though...

Great little story Adam, I like your drawing too. One thing that doesn't quite work for me, is that I don't always buy the ghost bunny as a ghost. It's like he is too solid most of the time or something. I don't know whether it is the linework or the colouring. I would maybe think about colouring hi...

I really like the loose linework, it looks great.
The naked superhero is something I've been playing with a bit recently (here), it is such a great image.

Batman's pretty hirsute though, huh? I kind of imagine him/Bruce Wayne as someone who would definitely be waxing.

Looks great so far, Jake.

I really like the way you draw, Elio. There's this great energy/tension between the flat shapes and the real world they represent. Like if you let your eyes relax too much it just pops apart into shapes and colours - you kind of have to concentrate to hold it all together. And a fun story too, great...

Your Mignola is showing. Maybe a little, yeah, but I wouldn't worry about that so much. Couple things that bothered me a little: On the first page the smoke from the cannon(?) runs into the dude's beard, kinda looks like he has a big curly beard. I love the smoke and 'splosions on that page though,...