Zero's Notes:

Negative Zero, 23 Jan 2009 23:37 pm

I Sound Like Dora the Explorer Yeah well I do need your help. There may not appear to be much of a difference, but there is a difference.
If you wanna see me define those four shading types, go to the news and check it out.
Thanks for the help. I've tried to do this on my own, but I haven't come up with a satisfactory answer myself, so I'll leave it up to the readers.

In other news...

Can ya guess what I made this with? Photoshop. All Photoshop. None of that was adulterated by the physical world.
I changed my fursona a bit, I might change him more, to fit my personality rather than my actual appearance.

The first panel was in black and white, awesome right? I've always adored B&W. It makes me think of End of Things ( endofthingscomic.com ). I command you to visit the site. it is awesome and deserves more readers than it has.

I also hand drew the speech bubbles (yeah I don't think I'll do that for a while). If it weren't for me starting in color, Salvation now would be B&W.

EDIT 01/29/09:

Alright, I added a fifth option, the one Vi suggested. I think it looks better in B@W, but it could work.
I inked that one on the computer. Hmm, it looks good at display size....

User's Comments:

Cammy The Vi, 26 Jan 2009 19:09 pm

Can I see what it's be like if you did it B&W like on top and then colord it in palin, errr so like the crossetching lines are the shading?

Brennen (Guest), 28 Jan 2009 19:49 pm

4!

Negative Zero, 29 Jan 2009 01:08 am

@ Cammy: Palin? Uhh... plain? Oh, I got it. I'll try that. Interesting idea...

@ Brennen: Really? Huh... back to basics?

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