My first post in this group,

Even the "camera angles" are in keeping with the period.

All that's missing is the classic Film Noir type lighting. Like when they have the main light source outside of a window so the character is lit with the alternating light and dark stripes from the blinds in the window. Or the window frame is cast onto the floor.

All in all, outstanding character depictions and setting composition.

I know what you're talking about with the lighting and alot of that is going to come at the coloring stage.

Thanks for looking!

I hope you'll give us a preview of the inked pages as well.

the graphic novel is a great vehicle for the darker more adult side of the comic book lit.

This coming along slowly but surely.

I agree with the other poster who mentioned the camera shots.

I try to keep the shots varied and interesting just to keep boredom from setting in.

it's still got a LONG way to go!

~e.

You're a fantastic artist.

It's been a loooong hard struggle to get here and the sequential work is SO much harder than just doing single images.

I appreciate the comment.

hello