Quote Originally Posted by Nekomata View Post
I'm perfectly fine with it! I love the potential it has. xD What other dimensions exist? Are they all normal looking? Are some weird like the distortion world? Are some dimensions made up of only shiny Pokemon? Is that why Ed has some slightly different markings for a Quagsire? Aaaaaah! THE POSSIBILITIES.

I can tell you put a lot of work into this page! ^_^ Those extreme wide shots are truly a pain- but they're always worth it for effect or just pretty scenery. xD You've got more patience than I do. I wouldn't have dared to do another extreme wide shot so soon after that last one. I'd have noped my way out of that and gone the lazy route. xD

And I'm glad it was fun! I'm hoping this'll be fun for most! It's not as much work as solo-ing a comic but still allows for people to partake in visual story-telling! I know a lot of people who want to do comics but don't cause they don't have the time to work on one long-term. So this is a nice thing for that. =D I can't wait to see what @Suicune's Fire does with the next page!

Unfortunately, no more guide stuff for tonight. I got some brush set links up and organized stuff. I'll get character color palettes for the characters I introduced yesterday posted in character thread tomorrow / first chance I get. Should help people instead of using the eye dropper on a page with gradiated shading. xD

Edit: Crazy idea/thought: What if there was a central hub dimension. You know... a Crossroads for all dimensions? xD
Haha, with that storyline plot, you could pretty much tap into any genre out there. Anything is possible! I figured it would be fun territory for everyone to get into.

I definitely know what I need to do next time to make the next page faster and easier. If you were to see the PSD file, my layers are kind of a mess and are all over the place. I had to do some back and forward work that took a lot of extra time and I could have cut that down if I knew ahead of time what I know now, but the next run should definitely be quicker and nicer-looking now that I know what works best for me.

For me, this Community Comic idea totally works, because as cool as it would be to do a whole comic series, I just don't have the time. But when it comes to the Community Comic, the whole process of passing the baton from one storyteller artist to the next is a cool idea and it's awesome to see so many people involved. Watching how the story progresses and the different styles of artwork coming together is totally awesomesauce.

And holy crap snacks, IT ALL COMES TOGETHER!!! I honestly didn't even think about that "Crossroads" point, but that's a cool idea! :3 Wow, great thinking!