Nice test of colors! The whole panel is well blended with nothing out of place or jarring to the eye.

I think so, too. :)

Good colors for the bot, and the texturing on the building is quite nice.

Would you care to send me a comic to promote your work with?

I'm in charge of a little group called The Scienteers, and we like to show off people's comics.

More information here: http://scienteers.com/submit-your-comics/

Looking forward to seeing something from you in the inbox. :D

The thing is, I *just* did this piece today. Aside from the RCM sketches found earlier in this journal, that's all there is until April/May.

But if you want to promote my soon-to-be webcomic using the existing rough work (which is sort of why I post it here in the first place; sort of a "behind the scenes making of" type thing), then I have zero issue with that. :)

That works for me.

Have anything you'd like us to mention in the news post that goes with the comic? Do you have a website you want us to direct people to?

Also, let us know when the comic launches, we'll gladly mention it.

Well, for now you can direct people to this journal.Eventually hurfadurf.com is going to be where the central hub of my work is, and I'll let everyone know once I've worked out all the details.

Posted.

http://scienteers.com/comics/river-city-mechanical/

10: KILL ALL HUMANS
20: [if] any humans alive [goto10]
[if] no humans alive [goto NEXT]
30: have a beer on the patio and take pot shots at idiots
40: GREAT SUCCESS!!

this was a triumph

The color vastly improves upon the inks. It really pops out at you. I love stuff like this; seeing the behind the scenes process. Sometimes you can take for granted the work that goes into the piece when you just see the final product. See step by step gives you a better understanding of the artist.

I like to think so. :)