I've finished the inks for the Xmas Doctor Who Magazine strip and handed over to Geri for colours. I tend to be very hands on about colour work and I must be a nightmare to work with. Fortunately, Geri and I have been friends for 26 years and he puts up with me as well as anyone. I don't want to give away too much about Jonny Morris's wonderful story, so here's a brief glimpse. Above is the first panel.
This a screen shot of something from the middle of the story. Can see what it is yet?
And this is from the last page. I finished the inks for this late last night, I have the whiskers and red eyes to prove as much, and I just need to check I haven't missed anything. After a bit of a tidy up I can start work writing the script for Don Quixote Volume One...
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3 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous, I love that last panel! Can't wait to read the finished thing.
Lovely! Though I do hope those aren't Vikings with horns on their helmets. http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/viking-helmets/461.html Hth, Simon.
Thanks Abi.
Simon, cheers. After years of illustrating history books I wouldn't draw vikings with horns, unless it was the intention ;-).
Wait and see.
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