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Action scene comic book page

fallopiancrusader at 8:37AM, Feb. 15, 2018

A 48-minute time-compressed video of Fallopiancrusader creating pages 74 and 75 of his comic, “Mindfold”, with commentary about the drawing techniques and composition choices that he used.

Some commentary on drawing faces and facial expressions

fallopiancrusader at 12:31PM, Aug. 26, 2021

A time-compressed video of me drawing a page of “Tusk,” which features several close-up of characters' faces. It's about 16 minutes long. My narration explains the reasons for the choices I made, and some of the principles that guided my choices.

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How to Use "Actions" in Photoshop to Help you move faster

cdmalcolm1 at 8:40AM, Dec. 13, 2018

So, What is “Actions” anyway? “Actions” are presets that you can use in setting up a bunch of things for a PSD file. You can create your own ‘Actions’ by setting up a layer to make a gold FX, Speech Bubbles, or just about anything for your illustration. So Let me get right into it.

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Concept sketch of a science fiction truck design

fallopiancrusader at 7:29AM, Aug. 3, 2017

You tube video of me drawing an illustration of a science fiction truck design. The drawing process is sped up 4 times, and the audio is commentary of the drawing techniques that I used

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Industrial design/architectural visualization style quick sketching

fallopiancrusader at 10:09AM, June 9, 2017

Video of me coloring a linework sketch in a traditional industrial design style. The production process is pretty similar to traditional comic books. The recording of me drawing is sped up 4 times, and I provide audio commentary on what I am doing

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Tutorial on Screenwriting Genres part 4, plus bonuses!

Ozoneocean at 6:34AM, April 2, 2012

Summery:
This is the 4th and last of Banes' screenwriting tutorials. We round up here with the final two story genres; “Superhero” and “Institutionalised”, rounded out with some more useful time and tricks on writing in general! This series has been part of the Quackcast screenwriting month, beginning with Quackcast 68 and ending with Quackcast 71.

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