Evolution
Avart on Sept. 1, 2018
As the title says, I want to show you this little image where you can see the evolution of Hitomi (and in my traces and toning :D)
The first image is from Page 2, which I made using Photoshop. I think it's more versatile than most illustration programs, but for comics you need to spend a considerable amount of time creating and setting tools and pencils. My version is old (very old), so I might be wrong and the new versions may include more powerful tools. This image must be from August 2016.
The middle image is from Page 33, which I made using Manga Studio 5. This is an awesome program, if you're making comics (american, european or japanese style) this is for you! It includes a vast amount of tools, pencils and effects. This image must be from late September 2016.
The last image isn't released yet, but soon you'll see it published. The software used here is Clip Studio Paint EX which is the digital version of Manga Studio 5. I've using this version since February 2017 and I'm still discovering new features. This image is 100% digital, no paper, no pencil, no ink ;)
Thank you again, see you soon!
Jason Moon at 5:24PM, Sept. 17, 2017
Wow! it's cool to see your progress with different programming, I enjoy the look of all three Hitomi's in different ways. But the full digital Hitomi has the most striking eyes out of the three in my opinion. But I love hand drawn style as well :D
KimLuster at 12:31PM, Sept. 17, 2017
Yes! The first is some real talent and it just got better!!
GuyWithChainsaw at 12:25PM, Sept. 17, 2017
The progress is definately great!