Director of ‘Who Killed Romeo & Juliet?’ (2019), 'The Least Damnedest Thing' (2010), ‘Coits Curtis and the Missing TV’ (2007), and ‘Maryborough...’ (2005)
This film and all of us who worked on it are a product of our time. We learned VFX from Video Copilot. We learned shot design from Every Frame A Painting. The Martial Club (fight choreo) are youtubers with no formal training, and learned everything from watching HK movies.
Day 18 of #The100DayProject today. I spent my 20 minutes going back through the finished hand-drawn draft to try to settle on designs for each of the characters for my #beachcomic. Hopefully tomorrow I’ll have something to show.
Day 17 working on my #beachcomic for #the100dayproject. Finished the last panel on this page I've been inking and flatting, today. I think tomorrow I'm going to start on the turn-arounds. Lil's faces are pretty consistently inconsistent on this page ;)
Day 14 working on my #beachcomic for #the100dayproject. Did panel 1 below, today. Starting to get more comfortable working with Krita, and getting decent consistency. I'll end up redoing all these early panels as I've mentioned before, and might switch to doing turn-arounds soon.
Day 7 of #the100dayproject. Inked and flatted another panel. Not particularly well. Using the daily half-hour to get back in the groove. Will reach a point where I'm happy enough with them that I'll keep them, but these will assuredly be redone. Anyway, seven days back into it :D
Day 5 of #the100dayproject working on my #beachcomic. These early panels will probably all end up getting redone, but for now, I'm just gonna keep ploughing through to get some momentum going. I've only got about 30 minutes a day for the project, so it'll be baby steps each day.
Sketched, inked and flatted a panel from my #beachcomic today for day 4 of #the100dayproject. It's only one panel, from one page out of 160, but it's the first inked (though not fully coloured) image for the project, so that's exciting!
Back starting #the100dayproject again for 2022. Last year I worked on pencilling my #beachcomic kids graphic novel. This year I'm going to share my process as I start digitally inking it. Today I just started by creating my project file in Krita.
Do other writer/filmmakers with day jobs get this thing where when you’re too fried to work on your personal project you feel a penetrating guilt and painful awareness of your mortality.