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Fri, 19 Mar 2010 02:55:06 +0000

abetonmas commented on the blog post Welcome Производим плиты пепекрытия пустотные, газосиликатные блокеи и сваи железобетонные. подробности на gbiplast.ru

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Ibis wrote a new blog post: The Flash Timeline

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:57:12 +0000

Ibis wrote a new blog post: The Flash Timeline The Adobe Flash timeline is essentially a spreadsheet that allows us to place and manipulate our media elements across points in time. Much like any other spreadsheet, it is composed of rows, columns, and cels. In the Adobe Flash Timeline, however, the cels are inaccurately referred to as frames, the rows are called layers, and [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:36:11 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood When I began planning to create a web comic, one of the early style decisions I had to address was whether or not I wanted to do a black and white "classical newspaper" look or whether I wanted to go to full color. My background and love of animated cartoons helped me to lean toward full [...]

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Ibis wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:36:11 +0000

Ibis wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood When I began planning to create a web comic, one of the early style decisions I had to address was whether or not I wanted to do a black and white "classical newspaper" look or whether I wanted to go to full color. My background and love of animated cartoons helped me to lean toward full [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Deadlines and Commitments

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:42 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Deadlines and Commitments This is my first post on this new blog. If you are currently doing a web comic or thinking that you might want to do a web comic, then you should find this blog interesting. I started about a year ago with the idea that I wanted to create a comic strip for publication on the [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Bug Pudding Sketching

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:24 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Bug Pudding Sketching As part of the layout process for my comic strip, Bug Pudding , I make character pose sketches. I work both traditionally with pencil and paper as well as digitally using SketchBook Pro , Illustrator, and Photoshop. (more on the process steps in future posts). Here are some recent sketches for the strip. These were drawn on paper and scanned into the [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: The Name Game

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:23 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: The Name Game Coming up with a concept for a comic strip is an interesting process and I'll be discussing some of that here on the Sequentially Speaking blog. Today's post is intended to give you some insight into the naming process for a comic. It certainly is not a formula or a science, but rather just an exercise [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Using a Model Sheet

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:21 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Using a Model Sheet Model sheets are important not just for animation projects but for comic strips too. Even if you aren't working with a team of artists, it is very useful to capture, for reference purposes, the way that a character looks. Of course, characters evolve and change the more that you draw them, but with the help of [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Using Digitally Painted Backgrounds and Props

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:19 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Using Digitally Painted Backgrounds and Props Animators normally think of characters, props, and backgrounds as separate elements. These distinctions are less formal in a sequential comic. But none the less, in the age of digital production, it is possible to composite comic strip panels similarly to the way we composite shots in an animated movie. To apply this approach in my own [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Web Publishing a Comic - Basic Thoughts

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:17 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Web Publishing a Comic - Basic Thoughts This article focuses on some general thoughts about publishing a comic on the web. I plan to add to it over time by posting additional thoughts in future linked articles. I laughed at a recent comment from a friend about the short attention span of most readers. That is never truer than on the Internet. You [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Writing in the Sand

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:16 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Writing in the Sand There are a lot of talented people who want to publish there own web comic. I want to share some insight about this type of undertaking. If you are someone who wants to have your own comic or you have already begun trying to publish a comic, keep reading , because I want you to succeed. [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Visual Fun

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:11 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Visual Fun One of the best parts of drawing a comic strip is doing panels that are just plain visual fun. I particularly enjoy drawing action poses or "in your face" poses. Here are a couple examples from a recent Bug Pudding strip. This was a really interesting sketch to draw. I wanted to capture as much of the [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Slapstick

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:10 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Slapstick One of my favorite forms of humor is slapstick. A comic strip, like Bug Pudding , explores humorous situations and certainly plays around with words to create both humor and extra meaning, but occasionally all heck breaks loose and it just gets visually funny. Here are a couple of recent panels: In this first example Monroe, a turtle who [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: A Banner Day

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:08 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: A Banner Day I just updated the Bug Pudding comic site with an improved look and a new top banner. Part of publishing a comic on the web is constructing and maintaining your publishing platform. For many people this is a difficult task due to the "roll your own" aspect of customizing a website. I use a plug-in called Webcomic as [...]

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Drawing a Comic Strip Classically

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:18:06 +0000

J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Drawing a Comic Strip Classically My friend Bill Riling loves drawing comics and he is a master of the classical approach to creating and drawing a comic strip. His creation is called The Adventures of Lewis and Cluck . In this article, I've included some behind the scenes insight into Bill's creative process. I hope you will pick up some valuable tips and [...]

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Ibis wrote a new blog post: Laying Out A Comic Strip

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:17:33 +0000

Ibis wrote a new blog post: Laying Out A Comic Strip There are many ways to approach creating a regularly published comic strip. Some cartoonists start with the main gag and layout the strip storyboard style while others approach their strip as a written script and then break that script down into panel shots. It is really a matter of which approach for writing is most comfortable [...]

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Ibis wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:11:16 +0000

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J.P. Keslensky wrote a new blog post: Colorfully Setting The Mood

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:11:16 +0000

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AFTERITAURO joined the group Adobe Flash

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:20:07 +0000

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Aeroppytype joined the group Adobe Flash

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Aeroppytype joined the group Adobe Flash

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