JCG05

Hey, I posted something. I didn't realize how long it's been. I've been going through looking at my backlogs of comments, then the Parasite comic, and realized this comic SUX. Why the hell do you guys want to see more of this crap? lol. But seriously, for those of you who have commented, that's really cool that you've been so supportive and want more. You've done something most people don't, you've taken the time to say something nice. I really appreciate that, and if I had more of it, I probably wouldn't have stopped and taken a long hiatus. So yeah, lets get to that. I did the comic to practice and screw around by doing a story about a ve

So, I got into the Star Wars: The Old Republic beta test last weekend. I got to preview the game from Friday 6 pm EST to Monday 1 am EST. I pretty much spent the whole time playing, when I wasn't eating, sleeping, or doing other things, taking small breaks so my eyes don't melt off. I had a good time testing out a few classes. I tried the Jedi Knight, which is very 'end of the world heroic' themed. Then I tried out the Bounty Hunter, which was actually really fun. You could be honorable or a low life, go light or dark side. I then tried the Smuggler, which was more light hearted and humorous. There were funny moments. Last, I tried the Sith I

I have been working with my tablet for over a month. I thought I'd break down my drawing steps. I'll start with Photoshop and use my Wacom Bamboo to draw or sketch a thumbnail outline in light blue. I know it's not necessary since I'm working digitally, but I find that old habits are hard to break, and it's still useful. The second thing I do is sketch out my scene. It loosens me up, depending on what I'm working on, and I can do multiple images or just a few to get it down. Then I go to a new layer and switch to a darker grey for pencils. Photoshop CS5 has some really nice brush strokes that emulate the softness of pencils. So much, they gi