Working on getting things ready for the upcoming Dr. Fizz Kickstarter. You can follow along and get all the updates by subscribing to the newsletter using the form to the right.
Don’t worry, I don’t send one out very often.
Anyways, here is the first advertisement I’ve thrown together and shared on Facebook. If you have any questions about the book, feel free to ask in the comments. Cheers!
Been working on some ideas for trading cards for the Kickstarter rewards. So far I’ve found two printers that are reasonable, and like the comic I will probably do a test run. Here are a couple of candidates for the cards.
Ironically, it is the reverse of the card that is proving to be the harder part. It’s more than just a border and a main image, so the graphic design of it is a lot…more.
Maybe I should do a calendar also? Hmmmm…
It turns out I was right about artist Daniel Sebastian Varela Baino being perfect for Atticus, just look at this first panel from the book!
So far, so very good. I am really looking forward to this one. It’s funny, and who doesn’t like a good comedy?
Sadly, it has come time to move on and look for a new artist for the Sim Project. Life happens and sometimes things don’t go as planned. As I often say, no worries.
Ryan did deliver 6 pages of art for the book, and I have decided to share one of them. I truly liked Ryan’s minimalism and his use of greys and negative panels. It worked so well with the script. Here is page 2, by Ryan Sandagon.
Basically, Dave (the Sim) needs a programmer that can understand some pretty serious stuff, and he needs that programmer in a REALLY bad way. To start today, immediately. In short, he’s not having a lot of luck finding the right candidate to hire, and it’s safe to say he’s not real happy with that guy right there.
Remind you of any interviews you’ve had?
Well, not phone books exactly, but the test printing of Dr. Fizz! Somehow I managed to get the post-processing on the book done correctly the first time, and everything looks great.
