My process for the Total Drama Dino Owen commission.

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My process for the Total Drama Dino Owen commission.
More fishes!
(Spotted gar in two sizes + a deep sea fangly fish / anglerfish, angling rod to be added post-firings)
(Spoilers for Astarion's romance in Act 2)
I would have liked to do something for terrible comic day, but a stubborn migraine put the kibosh on that, so instead have something vaguely in the spirit of it. I tend to prefer to only post clean, finished work and this is decidedly not that.
This is an unfinished comic I started back in October that I unfortunately stalled out on while it was still in the roughs/planning stage. I was a little disappointed that during the post-Araj conversation you have with Astarion, you only got to choose one question to ask before the conversation moved on, and I wanted to try and combine a few of them into a single back and forth (I also originally just wanted to set up a joke and then it grew legs and ran off in a totally different direction😭)
No idea if I'll ever end up finishing this! I'd like to, it's just a question of whether I'll actually get around to it. Only time will tell.
If anyone's interested, I've also included an alternate, scrapped version of page 9 under the cut and some Ember Lore/rambling about what I was going for with this comic that probably doesn't come across properly thanks to where it cuts off
Closeups and progress work from the Lady of Shalott mini comic I posted last week!
Some of my process work for the 8-page comic I illustrated in the PIT OF EDEN Babylonian-horror anthology.
Though I always do my final inks traditionally, lately I've been going back and forth on digital vs traditional for my earlier stages, when I was working on Pit of Eden last summer I was really feeling digital for my thumbnails and pencils.
The adult characters' dialogue was also digital font while the child's text was hand-written by me—written on tracing paper and edited back in digitally later.
160 pages of gorgeously drawn horror stories that you should check out. There's about a week left on the KICKSTARTER and we're still over $3700 beneath our goal amount to print the collection.
How the veggie sausage is made for #WebcomicDay. I have a weird process built entirely around trying to preserve my watercolor textures with severe layer limitations. (This was one of my few files that still had background flats in it!) Enjoy??
Read Fairmeadow!
& Happy Webcomic Day!
Some sketchbook pages that I did in preparation for creating my Anatomical Venus silk scarf…
I consider the finished scarf to be my best work, and I’m glad I took the time to complete so much preparatory work before beginning the final.
I only have a few scarves left… Soon they’ll be gone forever.