I thought of making a new comic series, but I only really made one comic strip. It was supposed to be sort of a demo, an intro to a larger storyline. At this point, however, I don’t think that I’ll be continuing with it. I’ve included the whole thing in the full post below:

It’s basically a “cut paper” style that doesn’t involve cutting any paper as it was created entirely in Photoshop. Outside of the initial pencil drawings. The process that I came up with is rather involved and complicated, but I think the end result works out well.

I don’t plan on continuing with this particular storyline at present. Rather, I’m taking what I learned with the graphical style and intend to apply it to an older story I’ve been picking at for a while. I don’t know how long it will take to produce something presentable, but I will try to add something here occasionally to mark progress.

I’ve frequently tried starting up a piece of Ico art in the past, but never seemed to bring it to any state of completion. So this is a first for me.

I’m still experimenting with how I want these construction paper images to turn out, though I end up learning a couple of things with each one that I create.

One of my more recent projects has involved scanning construction paper and creating illustrations of sorts by meticulously cutting out pieces in Photoshop. This one depicts a character from the book I’ve been working on for a number of years.