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Lead Narrative Designer || Webcomicker 20% Narrative Design Yappin' || 80% Comics Yappin' My Completed Comic: cansofbeans.com Tapas Mirror: tapas.io/series/Cans-of-Beans My Art Blog: blog.cansofbeans.com

With the new Supernote Atelier app update I may actually be able to draw comics on it, at least from the Thumbnail to Sketch to Ink stage Really really excited to draw on something that has all the comforts of digital convenience without straining my eyeballs for hours

Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume? Comic Artist: That's a Timeskip. It's a narrative device that fast forwards through a character's story to continue or begin an arc at plot relevant points in the timeline.

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Interviewer: can you explain this gap in your resume? Illustrator: That’s called negative space. It gives the composition some breathing room and draws focus onto the parts of the image that are important to the idea that is being conveyed.

Afternoon! Are you a video game developer who has been falsely accused of using generative AI? I’d love to pick your brains for a story about how those claims impact individuals, teams, and projects. Email in bio. DMs open. Signal: kerrblimey.43 Keen to hear lots of views!

Got a request in the Discord server the other day about wanting a basic face-forward Carl and Dude and I realized I never really drew them like that lol Anyway, now you can see Carl has a few inches over Dude

Basic concept drawing (fully colored) of Carl and Dude from webcomic Cans of Beans.

Got a request in the Discord server the other day about wanting a basic face-forward Carl and Dude and I realized I never really drew them like that lol Anyway, now you can see Carl has a few inches over Dude

Basic concept drawing (fully colored) of Carl and Dude from webcomic Cans of Beans.

I was going over some of the trends/eras of illustration with my students today and Corporate Memphis created the most conversation. It was compared to a business man in a happy face mask, Arial & pop music. Good in contexts like brightening up a train station, bad in masking the cruelness of tech.

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