It's A Living! by MrGorf
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Employment opportunities for talented citizens of the Evil Galactic Empire! Benefits package includes life insurance.
This was a little experiment in using the combined Anime Studio / Manga Studio technique. (These two programs have little in common other than thematic naming and the same publisher.)
I wanted to see how long it would take, start to finish, to do a six-panel comic if all the characters and backgrounds were already made. (The characters and background seen here were sample content that came with Anime Studio.) Aside from thinking up the dialogue, the total time was an hour and a half. This is vastly faster than actually drawing everything!!
I'm trying to figure out a way to utilize as much reusable content as possible and only draw the odd extra thing here and there. More experimentation on this subject will happen soon.
Comments (5)
Very cool six-panel love the irony
Fun concept in your dialog.
I like the irony and the characters are quite funny, too. And so little time required in producing this page. That's quite interesting. Can you get your 3D characters "steam rollered" into this? If so, it would save you a lot of time (and give us all a lot of laughs - no saving anything there!). With a library of figures and props, this should become easier with time, except figuring out the next funny situation or dialogue, which may take longer than the setting up and rendering! Keep up the good work! :-) And don't forget Didi and Kelly.
Once more, a reason to make me chuckle to myself... nice one!
Great dialog and I like how you focussed in and out. I started drawing my strips in Anime Studio a long time ago - it saves so much time, especially since you actually only have to do the first and last and the programme will fill in the transitions. I'm sure it will even be quicker than that when you get used to the programme.