Girls From T.N.A: Breitlenger Jar: Ch 6 Page 14 by RodS ()
Digital Comics • Story/Sequential • posted on Mar 13, 2018
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Okay, here’s the latest page in the TNA saga. Again, it’s taken longer than I wanted it to to get this up, but as I work through my continuing reorganization project, as well as begging pleading and possibly sacrificing small animals to the computer gods, I’m beginning to get these computers all working smoothly – at least most of the time. They are such divas…
I’ve made a couple subtle changes with this page in the way that future pages may or may not be laid out. The most obvious is that I have made the speech bubbles a light blue rather than stark white. I was having trouble getting them to stand out against a light background like the sunlit windows/blinds in the background of the meeting room.
OK... Bonus question... Any guesses as to the identity of the "mysterious person" shutting down those labs?
I still keep forgetting to keep notes on all of the resources I’ve used… Again, I’ll try to do better with this. Most of the characters are available right here at Renderosity. I’ll try to link to the vendors in the marketplace below. Ronny is by my pal Jenny (Pixeluna), and I believe she is still available in the marketplace. Melanie is available at DAZ. Tina and Tenacious are also starring in a new adventure being written by my buddy Steve (eekdog), so be sure to stop by his gallery and check them out. Sancha is by my pal Rayvn (SidheRoseGraphics), and can be found at Fantasy Attic. And of course Kinnie and Ar are based on Arawen who unfortunately is no longer available in the marketplace. I source images mostly from my own archives, and sometimes from free stock images. The images on the monitors at the end of the table are aerial photos from my own drones.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this latest page in the adventure, and eventually I'll have these computers all whipped into shape so I can start getting these out more frequently.
Thanks for stopping by, and as always thank you for all your great comments and wonderful support. And of course for your own inspiring artwork – keep it coming!
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Excellent work!
It is Miho and if T.N.A. is smart, they will leave well enough alone and just let Miho do her thing in her own fashion. Outstanding work on this one. Yeah! the Fae have a lot of abilities, some natural and others through training. The Queen was smart to pick Kinnie. She has a few more talent you may not be aware of.
The latest and the best, cool storyline. Love how you grouped and posed everybody in each frame. Killer freaking job, Rod. Tina looks concerned while Tena just looks smoking hawt! Looks like all agencies of T.N.A. are busy with Dans clan and TnT and operation domino. Wonder if one of those two or more labs have to deal with the threat in Denver. My story on it will be not long. But the chemical involved we think is called Novichok and would guess the Russians are also involved with Arshad. If I go that way might be a next series after this case. Thanks for the shout out. Just need to wait to add more content to do more detailed work like yours.. All the gals look great, love how you always lay these out, I'll take along time coming close to this professionalism my friend.
Hey what font you use. They come out so readable???
Thanks for putting my gals in this storyline.
Oh, my! There's a door ajar in images 3 and 4! Gives me the creeps. Could it be that sleazo having gotten in and spying on the TNA folks? Or is it someone waiting to be introduced - Miho maybe? I'm SO glad you have been able to get back on track with the TNA story! OUCH! Stop it, Kitty! She's hiding behind the kitchen table cloth and then attacking my knees with cat-acupuncture. There, chased her out of the kitchen. Strange she went for me just as I was writing about open doors! Maybe she knows something we don't? You can never really tell with cats. Now, where was I? Yes, don't forget frying pan! And.... gee, I must be getting senile... I've forgotten! Keep up the good work! :-)
Very well done with great posing on all the characters and excellent props and backgrounds too. I look forward to the next installment and hopefully I will have this d...d computer working right soon. I probably need the girls here to sort it out properly.
Right, you need to tell those gals to close the doors during classified meetings! Great stuff Rod, I like the blue panels. Are you using a prop or postworking them in? If photoshop, just add in a stroke layer style at 1 or two pixels (whatever looks good) and blammo, instant border.
This is more than amazing Rod.Your graphics are all-way of top quality with such a lot to see.. LUV them. and this page got me so in, that when I come to the end ...I was looking for more ..Only to see ...to be continued..Hats of to you I don't know how you do it but please keep them coming my friend... I like the bubbles how your done them very clear. Cheers 
Rod, I'm only back for 1 or 2 comments per gallery this time...in this case, because it's one of your TNA chapters, I'll let it count as two because I usually write a freaking tome on these things (lol---I'm laughing, but I'm not too sure you are!) You may have told us who this mysterious person is who shut down things---in the coming uploads, that is---but I've forgotten at present. (Though I saw and read everything, loved the steve collaborations and the beautiful pinups, and the "Fashion Plates" with a copy of that venerable fashion mag, "Vague," lol, along with "Game of Drones") And as for borders around the bubbles, what you have here is probably the best solution. Remember when foreign film subtitles were all whit? When there was a bright scene, you'd crane into the screen and shout, "what???? get some contrast, we don't have x-ray eyes!!!" They solved it by putting dark shadows around the letters---boom. But in cartoons, that's a big step as you have so many words and those shadows will take away from the visuals. So a restful, non-intrusive blue is perfect.
Sometimes your TNA series reminds me of the old series, The Prisoner, that strange, magical spinoff from Patrick McGoohan's old spy show (Secret Agent Man?), which was so inventive and became a cult show after a while. Because it had such colorful backdrops, such imaginative scenes in "the village," etc. You pack so much colorful stuff into your chapters; and your array of outfits---here, just dazzling as we look down the table---are terrific visual communication. As in film, you open with an "establishing shot"---that full-room view, where the table seems to go up on a ridge, and we get the whole collection of the agents, beautifully posed, beautifully attired. (Do they ever wear grungy t-shirts and messy gardening pants? I mean, just having just come from cleaning the bathroom? I know people like this, they look better first thing in the morning than I ever will in a tuxedo!) Great light on that orange table too. Love your maps and charts too. (You wanna tectonic joke, since you mentioned it in the piece? In college, we went to dinnerware stores and asked for their best tectonic plates, cups and saucers. I didn't say it was funny, but you find a better joke with "tectonic" in it.) (How 'bout "something techs drink"?? ((tec-tonic???)) That's it for me and tectonic. Getting back...)
Your care in each frame is terrific. You compose, you highlight, the outfits stand out in different ways in each---in 2, we see the sheen and cut of their outfits in a whole new ways. (And I love Kinnie's standout green hair!) In the 3d and 4th, we get computer views (the closest laptop in 3 reminds me of The Prisoner too, almost like its "village"). Great light in the background too, to balance out the darker tones in the table, and that beautiful green outfit, etc. You close in, in 4---another really well composed 'still'. They feel like stills from live action, your frames always feel live. And (technical detail warning) the way she embraces the computer and makes a circle between it and her arms. You do things like that so damned well, and probably very intuitively...
The final two frames feel like they're preparing us for the next journey: They're active, intense, K always stands out with that beautiful hair, and the final image gives another group composition, with Kinnie against the light. Love your angles. Love your intersections. These pieces are alive with visual music. And you also get lots of small details in each woman, as they speak: For example, Kinnie in the penultimate frame has her fingers raised---a really small detail, but it's real, it's how we talk. That's the attention to detail that makes these alive...they're not just 'dummies' placed in the right places: They're live characters in living situations.
As for the story, you peaked my curiosity again: Subterranean rumblings and missing people, and a supernatural spirit planning to get inside someone's sleep...you won me over. Great to be back here again, and thanks again for your wonderful comments Rod. And I don't know how you live with all these computer crises---this one's off to the hospital, that one's off to see its relatives---I have trouble enough with one computer, I'll never know how you manage a whole group (each with its own problems). I hope they're all cured and back in order soon. Another terrific chapter from you...I hope to be back for more soon...
