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OddPenguin β Nuzlocke Comics Guide: Consistency
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Folder with all the other tip and trick guides:volbeatfiro.deviantart.com/galβ¦
this has a bit of a info mentioned some other guides info wise previously, but it's all gathered here for a sort of go to check a roo list on consistency.
Β a lot of the info here is new, and I'm glad I got to address a lot of these topics, never seen a guide warning about how you go about using the eye dropper or such.
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I always have my colors consistent! - no colors 
( Files containing characters colors are your best bet. Simple, quick and efficient.)
Maybe Eric's hair is just getting darker to show how the comic is getting darker.
Totally a metaphor... or is it a simile?
Goodness back grounds... I dislike them greatly, but that's why establishing shots are so important, you show what everything is so then in the next panels you can be less precise cause the audience will figure the rest out!
Thanks for setting me straight with that navigation stuff. Its so simple but it is such a big pain with most nuzlockes.
Scale... Scale, scale, scale.... Goodness this page
Where Saute goes from up to Logan's chest to down to his waist in the span of a panel...
X) Though I will say I have kept that bruise on his left eye consistent! *Pats back*
This is a lovely guide! Once again thanks a ton for doing these!
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hooray. sadly Paint tool sai doesn't have saved swatch feature, and I have wayyyyyyyyyyyy too many characters/palettes to try to gather up into a single file now.
sounds good, totally intended metaphor. A + close reading.
definitely, they're annoying but I most definitely notice when they're not there at all, ocassionally I see comics with no hints of backgrounds and it feels like the characters are just floating through empty space.
glad to help, call that a personal peeve of mine when it comes to trying out new comics, it's a real deterent and people don't realize that nearly enough.
oh golly, that's sure a fine example of how it can easily get messed up temporarily, but it's good to own up to such things so you can learn and improve from them.
splendid you think so and no problem
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I just have another file that has all the colors I used with the characters name next to them. When I color that character I grab that pallet and color each piece a step at a time. Probably wouldn't work with your comic though you have a different style.
Close looking!
X) Its such a simple step but it will vastly improve your comic XD
Yeahp its just something that takes time and practice. Though having bench marks help. ( This guy is up to this person's chest blah blah blah)
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sounds good.
a yup.
sure can't hurt.
definitely.
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I'm terrible at keeping the scale right.
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it's very easy to lose track of
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Um excuse me
the title has a consistency error
how am i supposed to learn consistency if the artist can't even make the titles consistent
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no the title doesn't ladyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, said title is consistent with all the other comic guides. READ IT AND WEAP!!!
and you can be consistent even if little ol me isn't consistent (though u be wrong and I was consistent silly goose)
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I can't wait til you find it and I'm going to laugh at you
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PS - I found it. thanks. no laughing allowed
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PSS - Too late, I'm laughing really hard.
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or I may not proof it again and never find it. THAT'LL SHOW YOU....I think >3< !!!
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WELL YOU FOUND IT SO... xD
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but I didn't proof the guide itself, I looked at the deviation title....THAT'S DIFFFERENT AND RAWR RAWR
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