Monday, January 11, 2010

editing

Got to talking with Joe at IHOP last night around 1am. He read the script, wanted to chat about it. Stayed till 3am refining it more. I think I found my new base of operations for late-night work.

Now that's three splendid gentlemen who have been willing to help me perfect this story, the first being Zach and the second being Jesse.

It's great that I'm not really doing this alone. Thanks, guys, for showing interest in this.

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Now playing: The O.C. Supertones - Away From You
via FoxyTunes

Sunday, January 10, 2010

fanart

I just realized, several people have done fanart for Hoshen - thought I'd share them here on the blog.





John by Zach

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Now playing: Muha - Slovoblomki
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010

scripted pt.4

Aaaaand DONE.

Now I just need to wait to get it back from my proofreaders / quality control team so I can draw the thing.

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Now playing: A-Ha - Take On Me
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

scripted pt.3

Today.

Today is the day I finish this script.

It will be a glorious script.

And the internets will look up and shout "Show us!"

...and I'll be like, "Okay."

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Now playing: The Protomen - The Fall
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Monday, January 4, 2010

scripted pt.2

ALMOST DONE SCRIPTING

It's almost like I'm a real writer, compiling a script like this!

A little worried about the pacing, but I'll see if I need to spruce it up once I get some people to proofread it.

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Now playing: Working For a Nuclear Free City - Sarah Dreams of Summer
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Saturday, January 2, 2010

scripted

ARGH STILL SCRIPTING

I didn't realize I would get this hung up on the writing aspect before really getting into the drawing. I'm only a day behind, but I'll be two behind if this keeps up...

That said, I'm really, really loving this scriptwriting process. I've mixed together a few approaches to writing for comics, along with my own personal style, that really helps me visualize everything without slowing down the process of putting words on paper.

Oh, and Google Docs is a godsend. Thank you Google. U r ma bro.

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Now playing: DJ Earworm - United State of Pop 2009 (Blame It on the Pop) - Mashup of Top 25 Billboard Hits
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Friday, January 1, 2010

here we go

Still trying to decide how to break this up. Should I do one chapter at a time, or try to tackle an entire book at a time?

The way I'm spacing things right now, there are 12 books in the first "arc." Planning to have three arcs that tell the complete story, start to finish (with room for side-stories and spin-offs, of course). Each book has four chapters. I'm shooting for having one book done by the end of the month - shouldn't be hard if I manage my time well.

But I'm feeling a bit indecisive at the moment - focus on one chapter and put it online when it's done, or do the book as one whole project?

Guess I'll let it decide itself - whatever it takes to stay on schedule.

What's frustrating is that I'm taking longer than expected to put the script together. I wrote the story months ago, but in a stream-of-consciousness, unstructured style. I've been working on making a very organized, easy-to-read formatted script, but it's taking all day and I wanted to start drawing today. Curses.

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Now playing: Demon Hunter - Carry Me Down
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