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Had this idea for a crew of D&D style adventurers to be concocting a rather outlandish plan, each presenting their part. This is how far along I've gotten. I wouldn't normally post incomplete stuff, but I'm still really trying not to break that submission every 3 days resolution. I just haven't gotten anything finished. I've got a half dozen projects at various partially done statuses, like this one.

This one was interesting to me since I did some different digital tricks with it. Each layer is a different color and some part of my construction until the initial black line art is done. Typically I'll do everything to scale with the rest of the stuff in the picture and just deal with adding details at a small scale. This time I drew the construction for the figures really large then scaled it down before doing the line art. Which is why that 3rd guy with red and purple lines is so big, when I get do doing the line art I'll shrink him down before doing the black. Makes it easier to work out small things like facial features. I'm not sure this approach will work if I had a full scene with backgrounds and attempts at perspective, but it was a big help here.

Description
Had this idea for a crew of D&D style adventurers to be concocting a rather outlandish plan, each presenting their part. This is how far along I've gotten. I wouldn't normally post incomplete stuff, but I'm still really trying not to break that submission every 3 days resolution. I just haven't gotten anything finished. I've got a half dozen projects at various partially done statuses, like this one.

This one was interesting to me since I did some different digital tricks with it. Each layer is a different color and some part of my construction until the initial black line art is done. Typically I'll do everything to scale with the rest of the stuff in the picture and just deal with adding details at a small scale. This time I drew the construction for the figures really large then scaled it down before doing the line art. Which is why that 3rd guy with red and purple lines is so big, when I get do doing the line art I'll shrink him down before doing the black. Makes it easier to work out small things like facial features. I'm not sure this approach will work if I had a full scene with backgrounds and attempts at perspective, but it was a big help here.