Monday, May 4, 2009

Werewhale comic pages


Still working on the script a bit...but decided to sketch out some thumbs of the first 3 pages, just to make sure it looked/flowed okay...visually. So, just a loose break down of the script, panel by panel. In face, once I started sketching out pg 3, I realized that it may be better for the crew not to know it's a whale right away. Visually it's more dramatic, that we slowly see bits and pieces of the monster. Page 2, we get the tail underwater, then on page 3, the monster hits the boat, and we see it's tattooed fin, and giant eye. Then on page 4, once the creature climbs aboard, does the crew (and the reader) know what specifically the creature is and looks like.



I'm also thinking that instead of climbing aboard the boat on page 5 and getting shot by the harpoon, the WW emerges towards the end of the boat, and everyone slides into his open mouth. The captain manages to escape. And that's how it ends.

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Oh Captain, my captain...



Starting quickly sketching out the Ol' Captain who's narrating the story of the WereWhale. Just going for that washed up old timer look, who's got a thousand stories, and no one really believes any of them.

After this is done, I think I may design out some the bar patrons. Just other seafarers of all different shapes and sizes for the background.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Monday, February 23, 2009

What's in the box?

Simple. Design the creature/ghost/entity that resides in the briefcase in the E.G. Brownstone, carries in the illustration that I did this past week.

It can be anything ya want, only it has to have those 3 little glowing tenticle things somewhere on it. Size don't matter. Shape don't matter.

j.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

E.G. Brownstone: Paranormal Investigator

Not a challenge...just painting over at my blog.
http://jasonsnair.blogspot.com

Doing a CHOW from Conceptart.org.
Their forum is located here: http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=150487
j.