A few years ago, I tried to create a comic book with my friend, Frank. We were both very busy w/ work, so I never had time to sit down and actually draw all 24 pages. I did, however, do all the thumbnails for the first issue. So now, years later, I've decided to try and translate that comic book into a web-comic/comic strip. A strip requires far less time and energy than an entire illustration page. I'm also going to try and keep the style fairly loose and not get caught up in the details. Here we go! 9-t0-5, vol.1, #1. By Frank Hernandez III and Seth Haak.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
9to5: vol.1, #1
A few years ago, I tried to create a comic book with my friend, Frank. We were both very busy w/ work, so I never had time to sit down and actually draw all 24 pages. I did, however, do all the thumbnails for the first issue. So now, years later, I've decided to try and translate that comic book into a web-comic/comic strip. A strip requires far less time and energy than an entire illustration page. I'm also going to try and keep the style fairly loose and not get caught up in the details. Here we go! 9-t0-5, vol.1, #1. By Frank Hernandez III and Seth Haak.
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Dude, have you posted these up on FB? They look GREAT!! I'm really digging your b&w look. Reminds me of Duncan Fregado with a bit of Mahfood in there. Gonna read this when I get home. Also, I hear that google+ has a pretty good photo gallery, perfect for posting a sequential comic book on there :)
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