This is actually a really well made CGI comic. How do you get all those different poses/face expressions? In most other comics I've read, they seemed to have a set limited amount of expressions/poses they could put together.
CG comics are really..really...alien to me, I don't know anything about it lol
All the posing is done by hand, that means i manipulated all the diffrent parts, and pieces for each pose. - the comic gets better as i do . the expressions are basicly combinations of almost 90 "dials"
its.. a bit of work
Heck no , thats the issue with 90% of the CGI comics they think they can just load it up and plop crap around. and its perfect .. without a shred of artistic ability, or trying .. it just gives other people a bad rap.
Those weren't really intended to be actual comic pages; we intentionally skipped over the briefing because it would have largely been repetition (with edits) of what was said to Marcus and Cella, and "Stealing What's Yours" was written by the actual Mr. Black. :D
I'm kinda torn on this one. on one hand, I like Dolly's look aesthetically much better on the Reboot, but on the other hand, the contrast on the original pages where Dolly was MUCH more mechanical in appearance kinda made Lynn's disdain a little more... understandable (still intolerable, but understandable)...
First frame, Dolly looks badass. Last frame, nice touch with the "Private Security on Duty" sign in the background. Little things like that make the comics awesome level go over 9000
Although, I think "Private Security" is an understatement. More like "Private Chuck Norris, Clint Eastwood, Doberman, Dragon, Apache Helicopter on Duty"
Dolly's neck...plates and armor/tech suit look badass! Much more "purpose built" and less "replicant" than Galinah. Yuo'd have to be mental to mess with her charges. The grayish/unmatched skin tone on her fingers is weirding me out though.
CG comics are really..really...alien to me, I don't know anything about it lol
All the posing is done by hand, that means i manipulated all the diffrent parts, and pieces for each pose. - the comic gets better as i do . the expressions are basicly combinations of almost 90 "dials"
its.. a bit of work
Great job, CentComm and Rose.
(The ones where the text is in the blog...)
Also here is Dolly's sidearm?
im confused about the sidearm comment..
And I could have sworn I saw the old artwork just a few months ago.