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David Revoy

Work in Progress on episode 38: yesterday was an important milestone with the 'Alpha-FR' version posted for the proofreaders and contributors. For more info, check the second production report on the blog: davidrevoy.com/article962/futu

Here are four work-in-progress steps on a scene. It's not finished yet, and a step 5 to paint-over and increase details and harmonize everything is necessary before the release.

A scene of comic in 3 panels. Speechbubble were removed. We can see two characters, an archer and a halfing white wolf in front of a creature inactive, with smoke. Next panel, they speak something, last panel, they start to rescue a member of their group on the floor: a warrior.

This is the storyboard idea: large brush strokes.
Same scene as previous image, with thinner line, it's the step 2: drawing.
Step 3 of the same scene, with flat colors for the characters and 3D backgrounds pasted.
Step 4 (mentioned it is not final, still "blocky") of the same scene, it's the shading, the scene start to get flesh and ambiance. The character acting is still a bit blurry and not well defined, made with large brush strokes. 

The step 5, not posted because still on my TODO will be "detailing."
2 comments
Ryuno-Ki

@davidrevoy
There's something I am wondering since months if not years.

Allow me to take the opportunity here.

When I first discovered Pepper & Carrot I quickly went to the very first episodes and read all of them.

I was surprised to find translations in Platt(deutsch/düütsch), i.e. Lower German.
It's a separate language next to High/Standard German. There's fluctuating support w.r.t. teaching it.
Pepper & Carrot could be one way to preserve the knowledge.

Prof_PJ

@davidrevoy Superbe, comme d'habitude. Je vais montrer ça à mes élèves et à mes enfants pour leur faire comprendre tout le processus de #creation . :blobcatheart:
Je mentionnerai aussi l'utilisation que tu fais des #logicielslibres of course. :blobaww:

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