Sorry for the delay in getting back to
Saltwater Witch. I took a break to finish up my last book,
Winterdim. That's done, and I'm back to storyboarding and planning for SWitch. One unexpected path I've started down is the iPhone app called Brushes, one of the more powerful drawing tools on the iPhone, with extended hi-res and animation outputs. (All for $5!) I'm doing a lot of work in Brushes lately, mainly because it's convenient and Brushes is powerful enough to work with.
Another not-so-unexpected path I've headed down is a change in style for the comic. If you've followed
Saltwater Witch since last November, you know I've shifted styles and media a few times--started out ink and watercolors, then digital, a mix, back and forth, etc.
So, I'm looking at going with a new style for the characters--something more stylized I should say, less realistic. And I'm also planning to continue from here using the Brushes app on the iPhone for all the art, doing--as I've done from the beginning--the bubbles and lettering in layers in Photoshop before posting the pages.
Here are a few sketches I've done with Brushes, the first a manga-ish Kassandra, the second an even more stylized Kassandra, and last a quick sketch for a scene at the end of the story, Kassandra waving to someone heading out to sea.
So, what do you think--of any of this? Good, bad, don't care?
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