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in contrast to the webcomic shorts you posted in the comic thread, i think the coloring overall is quite imporoved in this piece. also, your design of the two main characters is tops, and the backgrou ...

thanks for the tip, i guess i could grab myself a copy of flash and play around with it, because at the moment i'm still using a combination of 5px black pen and the eraser to smooth and carve lines a ...

http://arsjerm.net/img/forum/20031119_bagels.jpg

here's my offering for this week. i'll apologize ahead of time, since a lot of inside references were made, and it'd probably take a good paragraph to explain everything.

http://arsjerm.net/img/for ...

i'd have to agree with ittybad, the subject changes rather frequently, and i had some trouble understanding the story's theme; it was an amusing romp through each panel tho, and you did a top notch jo ...

very much appreciated, andi =), is that an past item from your collection, or made after you saw the thread?

here's my offering for this week. it proved harder to pass through the censors than the ...

i really like the use of colors; this has warcraft written all over it. quick crits: the sword is well done, some perspective issues near the bottom: the runes on the lower half seem biased towards to ...

been away since i last posted, taking care of other things, but i'll have a new comic for this week up by monday night, hopefully. on with some comments...

a-13: the premise is nice, and i know the ...

not worth starting a new thread, so unless there are any objections, here's the comic for this week. some bg info: our school mascot is a http://arsjerm.net/img/forum/20031026_donuts.jpg

btw, if an ...

tinusch: i ran it through the editors before i started coloring and it passed... it's a small college newspaper, so as long as there's no blatant obscenity or insulting of the administration (there go ...

another long night; thought i'd post the final version of this friday's submission. i opted for a different coloring style just to play around (no benefit for printing)... hopefully, there won't be an ...

dan, i must say that you stunning analysis was remarkably on-target for such a concise commentary on the state of modern affairs, and the parallels you made to the 'social norms' of our day was just r ...

i spent about 3 nights on the comic; this would be the first time i've attempted to create smooth linework, or even a cartoon of this nature before. in hindsight, the perspectives are quite bad and th ...

i had this sitting around, incomplete for a few months; spent the last few nights playing with it... i decided to stop before tainting the image with wounds/cuts/blood/etc., perhaps for another time. ...

few notes: scanned the since-removed lineart in from my sketchbook yesterday, drew up the comic/script in about a half hour... the coloring took significantly longer. i was set on finishing tonight fo ...

i whipped this up in a late-night drawing session to amuse some friends. every appearing character is modeled after a real person, and the situations are exaggerations of real ones.

if you'd like t ...

spent the last three nights on this, photo-reference was used, and the food item in her hand is pocky. i'll now excuse myself to flop into bed for work tomorrow.

http://arsjerm.net/stuff/forum/2003 ...

Jerm, the line quality on your piece looks like an etching, is it?

just pen and a recycled paper sketchbook. i'll see if i can pull up some more tonight.

shizo, although your take is downright hilarious, as i could imagine a scream in caps degrade into my shouting, 'one! one! one!' from the bathroom, my analysis fall more in line with feinam. a note or ...

thought i'd post a few other assorted concepts from the comic:

http://www.arsjerm.net/stuff/forum/20030123_breakers.masthead.jpg
http://www.arsjerm.net/stuff/forum/20030123_breakers.storyboard0.jp ...

two previous items comes to mind... the connection with a bathroom is purely coincidental. both were posted in older threads:

http://www.arsjerm.net/stuff/forum/20030123_despair.jpg
http://www.ars ...

the photoshop text was a poor substitute for my inability to draw straight lines, and i can agree that it's out of place. it'd have stood a better chance if the coloring was flat lineart and much more ...

started this last night from a pencil sketch. there's probably a few alterations to be done, but i'll save touchups for a rainy day. some crits in hindsight... the left protuding left doesn't flow wel ...

for the record, i'm absolutely repulsed by the character in this drawing. however, as far as the quality goes, the style is fantastic and works really well with the subject. i'd have to say the sketch ...

old sketchbook scans:

http://arsjerm.net/art/?thumb=98&img=2002_summer/spiderman.pnghttp://arsjerm.net/art/?thumb=98&img=2001_seniorbook/trenchcoatslaying.pnghttp://arsjerm.net/art/?thumb=9 ...

the presence of more feathers, on his right shoulder, along with the perspective on the right arm make it seem as if he's weighted down on that side, when from the perspective, it looks like it shoul ...

i picked up a copy of the pre-release http://arsjerm.net/stuff/?thumb=98&img=2002_assorted/20021205_sadboysinsnow.pnghttp://arsjerm.net/stuff/?thumb=98&img=2002_assorted/20021207_breakers.pngh ...

nice work, the lighting came out very well... from my MTG experience... looks like one of Serra's angels... or the archangle card. Where did u get the concept of Urborg's forest, the books, as the mos ...

I get exactly what you mean, they do have that glued look... showing some ppl in school, one comment was a simple as putting wires coming from within the robot metal, now just behind... and to tell th ...

I did this in pencil, then inked with a .5 mm pilot pen. about a few days of work.

http://www.simzonline.com/jerm/art/analog/2001_workshop.jpg

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