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well... the idea for my toons generally start with a little sketch or blurb on a post-it note or scrap of paper, but since i didn't scan any of that stuff, here's a picture of my neighbor's dog instead:
if i decide later that the idea is worth fleshing out i'll start researching. for example, on this particular cartoon i must have read about a dozen articles on welfare, its origins, myths associated with it, arguments for and against, and its corporate incarnations. for what i'm doing here i really over-killed it, but i wanted to make sure my bases were covered.
after much reading and highlighting i make an outline with the basic structure of the cartoon with lots of notes. here's 1 page of the outline:
there's more but my wife says no one can read it, so i didn't bother to scan 'em (she underestimates the legibility of my awesome handwriting). After the outline, i type out the script. nothing real exciting there. normally i'd have the help of my buddy Dustin with this part (cuz he's a writer and can be pretty funny), but he wasn't available so this one was solamente wes.
Then comes the embarrassingly bad storyboards! here's a couple pages:
seriously, i almost didn't put them on here. but i figured it'd be neat to see that from the crapfest storyboards:
comes the lesser crapfest background paintings:
and that's really as far as i've gotten. i'm a little more than half way done with the BG paintings. i'll post some later and try to have something interesting to say about 'em as well.
until next time!
wes
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
A beginning is a very delicate time...
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the agent,
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2 comments:
I like the colors on the BG
Thanks Cody... can't go wrong with yellow and brown!
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