Okay, so even though I had some time this weekend, I just needed step away from this. I like it, and I want to keep liking it, so it's important to take a break now and then. I'm back on it this morning.
So the reason I don't care about all the cutting and gluing and such, is that I'll just make a scan of the drawing after I have it pretty close to the way I want to ink it. This is a print of the scanned drawing, and I did this so I could play around with some clothing ideas. This drawing is all about Girl 2, so I wanted to give her the simplest outfit. Girls 1 and 3 should be mega-naughty, And even though I'm not yet satisfied with either outfit, I'm heading in this direction.
By the way, I've found it more difficult to turn bats around the figures that I thought it would be. I guess this is why people have models. I'll do my best when the time comes to get the stripes, bats and such right.
Because I don't want to delay the inking any longer, I might ink the girls as they are, and add the outfits as another layer. This will pay dividends later as I can endlessly change their outfits depending on who the drawing is for, and it will keep inking fun and simpler.
And if Girl 3 is a cat, she won't be leopard-spotted. She'll be a proper black cat. I just couldn't help myself as I was scribbling on her outfit.
PS - I probably should have mentioned this, but this print was made just to try some outfits on the characters, the final version will include the animals and brush at the end of the broom.
So the reason I don't care about all the cutting and gluing and such, is that I'll just make a scan of the drawing after I have it pretty close to the way I want to ink it. This is a print of the scanned drawing, and I did this so I could play around with some clothing ideas. This drawing is all about Girl 2, so I wanted to give her the simplest outfit. Girls 1 and 3 should be mega-naughty, And even though I'm not yet satisfied with either outfit, I'm heading in this direction.
By the way, I've found it more difficult to turn bats around the figures that I thought it would be. I guess this is why people have models. I'll do my best when the time comes to get the stripes, bats and such right.
Because I don't want to delay the inking any longer, I might ink the girls as they are, and add the outfits as another layer. This will pay dividends later as I can endlessly change their outfits depending on who the drawing is for, and it will keep inking fun and simpler.
And if Girl 3 is a cat, she won't be leopard-spotted. She'll be a proper black cat. I just couldn't help myself as I was scribbling on her outfit.
PS - I probably should have mentioned this, but this print was made just to try some outfits on the characters, the final version will include the animals and brush at the end of the broom.