B4K Breakdowns
Beneath is a hardly exclusive look at one of my chaotic breakdowns for B4K.
I'm back from Guam, so me and my brothers are staring work again on our comic. As far as the work is concerned, I'll provide a little update. Writing-wise: I have completed the first issues and am almost down with the script and breakdowns for #3. The breakdown from above is from issue #3. Art-wise: Issue #1 is drawn and inked, and Jack is on page 12 of pencils for #2. Lettering: Issue #1 is still being worked on.
When we first started I had originally wanted to just provide a script with some simple descriptions of the the panels I wanted, but it would be up to Jack himself, as to what he would draw. But Jack requested that I drawback some simple panel breakdowns for him to, which he could either use or ignore. The result is the barely visible sketches you see above, which probably look to some like the sketchbooks of Kevin Spacey's character in Seven.
The biggest update I can offer now is that we will be presenting our comic at the Alternative Press Expo in April of this year. I would prefer to self-publish this thing, but given that I am no longer able to get new credit cards, it no longer seems feasible. We'll be showcasing B4K there in hopes of getting a small publisher interested. I'll have more details on that in the coming weeks, and also more details on the comic itself. I've been dying to tell more people about it, and once we have things better finalized, I think I'll finally be able to.
I'm back from Guam, so me and my brothers are staring work again on our comic. As far as the work is concerned, I'll provide a little update. Writing-wise: I have completed the first issues and am almost down with the script and breakdowns for #3. The breakdown from above is from issue #3. Art-wise: Issue #1 is drawn and inked, and Jack is on page 12 of pencils for #2. Lettering: Issue #1 is still being worked on.
When we first started I had originally wanted to just provide a script with some simple descriptions of the the panels I wanted, but it would be up to Jack himself, as to what he would draw. But Jack requested that I drawback some simple panel breakdowns for him to, which he could either use or ignore. The result is the barely visible sketches you see above, which probably look to some like the sketchbooks of Kevin Spacey's character in Seven.
The biggest update I can offer now is that we will be presenting our comic at the Alternative Press Expo in April of this year. I would prefer to self-publish this thing, but given that I am no longer able to get new credit cards, it no longer seems feasible. We'll be showcasing B4K there in hopes of getting a small publisher interested. I'll have more details on that in the coming weeks, and also more details on the comic itself. I've been dying to tell more people about it, and once we have things better finalized, I think I'll finally be able to.
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