August 16 2010 permalink | 34 notes
Future-Spy phase 4: Dialogue LetteringIn making my new comic-book “Future-Spy”, this was definitely the step I was dreading the most. It’s turned out to be just as challenging, but alot more fun than I predicted. It’s nice to get that dialogue written out and know that your script process is done. I’ll probably go back and re-letter some words, but as my friend and comic book mentor Benjamin Marra told me, “Don’t worry about making it look perfect, no one will notice if a letter looks weird once it’s shrunk down” **oh and yes, this comic book will be ‘suggested for mature readers’. Sorry kids, the future is for adults.

Future-Spy phase 4: Dialogue Lettering

In making my new comic-book “Future-Spy”, this was definitely the step I was dreading the most. It’s turned out to be just as challenging, but alot more fun than I predicted. It’s nice to get that dialogue written out and know that your script process is done. I’ll probably go back and re-letter some words, but as my friend and comic book mentor Benjamin Marra told me, “Don’t worry about making it look perfect, no one will notice if a letter looks weird once it’s shrunk down”

**oh and yes, this comic book will be ‘suggested for mature readers’. Sorry kids, the future is for adults.

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