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A few weeks ago, I started to teach myself how to create comics with Clip Studio Paint because I wanted to make my own comic.
I pondered for a while what my first comic should be, finally settling for a short story I wrote way back in time (August 1993), named in German "Die Lichter einer Großstadt," which translates roughly into "City Lights."
The story is short enough that it should be possible to be made in a relatively short time and interesting enough to not bore the **** out of you.
I already made the cover art, while I made a paper with all the supposedly needed assets out of memory.
On Sunday, I finally managed to find the printout of this story I wrote on my beloved Amiga 500 and printed with a Dot matrix printer, and started to transcribe it as it was into my actual word processing software. Yesterday night, I finished this task.
Today I wanted to upgrade this story because I discovered some "dated" phrases while transcribing it. After all, I was a teenager when I wrote it. In addition, I wanted to enhance the story flow to make it more consistent with my style today.
However, my office day was so bad today that I first needed some cuddling on the couch in front of the TV. Therefore, if I do not fall asleep over my keyboard, I will now try to make at least some more notes regarding the changes I have in mind.
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Rendered in Iray with DAZ 4.14. Postwork in Photoshop.
I pondered for a while what my first comic should be, finally settling for a short story I wrote way back in time (August 1993), named in German "Die Lichter einer Großstadt," which translates roughly into "City Lights."
The story is short enough that it should be possible to be made in a relatively short time and interesting enough to not bore the **** out of you.
I already made the cover art, while I made a paper with all the supposedly needed assets out of memory.
On Sunday, I finally managed to find the printout of this story I wrote on my beloved Amiga 500 and printed with a Dot matrix printer, and started to transcribe it as it was into my actual word processing software. Yesterday night, I finished this task.
Today I wanted to upgrade this story because I discovered some "dated" phrases while transcribing it. After all, I was a teenager when I wrote it. In addition, I wanted to enhance the story flow to make it more consistent with my style today.
However, my office day was so bad today that I first needed some cuddling on the couch in front of the TV. Therefore, if I do not fall asleep over my keyboard, I will now try to make at least some more notes regarding the changes I have in mind.
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Rendered in Iray with DAZ 4.14. Postwork in Photoshop.
A few weeks ago, I started to teach myself how to create comics with Clip Studio Paint because I wanted to make my own comic.
I pondered for a while what my first comic should be, finally settling for a short story I wrote way back in time (August 1993), named in German "Die Lichter einer Großstadt," which translates roughly into "City Lights."
The story is short enough that it should be possible to be made in a relatively short time and interesting enough to not bore the shit out of you.
I already made the cover art, while I made a paper with all the supposedly needed assets out of memory.
On Sunday, I finally managed to find the printout of this story I wrote on my beloved Amiga 500 and printed with a Dot matrix printer, and started to transcribe it as it was into my actual word processing software. Yesterday night, I finished this task.
Today I wanted to upgrade this story because I discovered some "dated" phrases while transcribing it. After all, I was a teenager when I wrote it. In addition, I wanted to enhance the story flow to make it more consistent with my style today.
However, my office day was so bad today that I first needed some cuddling on the couch in front of the TV. Therefore, if I do not fall asleep over my keyboard, I will now try to make at least some more notes regarding the changes I have in mind.
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Rendered in Iray with DAZ 4.14. Postwork in Photoshop.
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