(08-23-2018, 09:37 PM)-echo- Wrote: That aqua park-watercolor turned out really nice! I dont know if you heard about Aaron Blaise? He used to work for Disney and now teach art and animation online. I think maybe some of his techniques would fit right in there with your paintings of the girl/tiger with the vivid colours and the subject matter.

His youtube channel where he got some walktroughs/tutorial, maybe you could snap up a thing or two if you watch some of his videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0lLeNdvLrFozQRsQ1TQiAw

(08-31-2018, 05:21 AM)-echo- Wrote: Actually I think you paint kinda fast, but then again, i'm a really slow painter. I should probably work on that :P 

The comic is coming along well! I have never worked on a comic myself, but in my daytime work some of my duties is graphic design and I also work with a couple of local magazines etc.. And one main thing I learned on the job is the many benefits of doing stuff like these in InDesign instead of Photoshop. While photoshop is great for photos and painting it is lacking (a lot) in layout and typography. Also an InDesign filesize doesn't take up as much space on your hard drive as a photoshop file. 

In practice this would mean that you: plan your layout before hand > then paint each piece in photoshop > then Place the picture in the Indesign document, you can then, finally, move around every picture and change the layout and add text.

But like i said, i've never worked on a comic, and if you don't already know InDesign it can be kind of a pain in the ass to learn a new program. But that is probably how i would do it in the end, just because of the freedom and other benefits you get from it in the long run :-)

Keep going with the comic, I wanna know more about them!