One of the reasons I'm tackling this story first is that it has all the elements needed to make it a sort of testing ground for my ability to use Poser and Manga Studio (Clip Studio Paint) in my workflow to create a comic story. Here's a few of the things that make this story an excellent test case (I mentioned this in an early blog: short story of 12 pages, 3 characters, 2 sets).
If you followed my tutorial on creating noir comics, you should already be familiar with one of the characters from my story:
Nirona the fairy.
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Nirona © 2017 Mike Mitchell |
She's a fun-n-flirty young lady prone to exaggerated movements and broad expressions. She is a LOT of fun to illustrate. Here are a few other shots of her for your consideration.
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Nirona - Flirty © 2017 Mike Mitchell |
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Nirona - Angry © 2017 Mike Mitchell |
These have both appeared previously in the tutorial; they were created as character studies with an emphasis on personality and emotion.
Here's an actual panel from the story.
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Nirona - Put a Ring on It! © 2017 Mike Mitchell |
This included a ring that I created in Poser using a variety of primitive shapes on which to mount a gemstone that came from some package I had purchased previously.
NEXT TIME: Our Hero Makes an appearance
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