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Big file is big.

SO.
Okay. I get the feeling I'm gonna end up regretting posting this.
But anyway.

To begin, I'm sorry for any horrible grammar mistakes. This file was so big that it was making my computer lag majorly. Seriously. It took like 10 minutes to save the unflattened version.
So I didn't have the patience to go and fix some mistakes.

Anyway.
A step-by-step walk through of how I go about making comics.
I italicize "I" because this is just the way I do it. I am not saying this is the best or correct way at all. I am in fact welcome to any suggestions to ways I can better my process.
This is simply the order I go in making my comic pages (though To the Dogs is a little bit different since I shade it via pencil and color it).

I know there's a lot of comic tutorials out there, but I don't think many of them actually mention stuff like outlining, scripting, and rough drafts, three things which are very important to a comic (especially if you dun plan on it being a short comic).

I know it's a huge freaking wall of text and, lol, I don't think I would read this if I was watching me. xD
But I hope some people find it helpful or useful in some way.
And also, remember, I'm welcome to suggestions as well.

Oh.
And here is the link to download the good comic fonts like I mentioned: [link]

Description
Big file is big.

SO.
Okay. I get the feeling I'm gonna end up regretting posting this.
But anyway.

To begin, I'm sorry for any horrible grammar mistakes. This file was so big that it was making my computer lag majorly. Seriously. It took like 10 minutes to save the unflattened version.
So I didn't have the patience to go and fix some mistakes.

Anyway.
A step-by-step walk through of how I go about making comics.
I italicize "I" because this is just the way I do it. I am not saying this is the best or correct way at all. I am in fact welcome to any suggestions to ways I can better my process.
This is simply the order I go in making my comic pages (though To the Dogs is a little bit different since I shade it via pencil and color it).

I know there's a lot of comic tutorials out there, but I don't think many of them actually mention stuff like outlining, scripting, and rough drafts, three things which are very important to a comic (especially if you dun plan on it being a short comic).

I know it's a huge freaking wall of text and, lol, I don't think I would read this if I was watching me. xD
But I hope some people find it helpful or useful in some way.
And also, remember, I'm welcome to suggestions as well.

Oh.
And here is the link to download the good comic fonts like I mentioned: [link]