We continue serialization of Empowered vol. 12, which proved to be the final volume of the series in this specific graphic-novel format, though I was unaware of that unfortunate reality when I started work on the book.
Panel 4: The white FX lines in this shot were actually drawn in black ink on a vellum overlay, then converted to white in Photoshop and applied in a layer over the pencil art. Note that this conspicuously analog approach is attempting to replicate the effect of a white-line layer as applied in a digital medium such as Clip Studio Paint; in fact, having comparatively easier access to white-line artwork at all times might be one of the biggest advantages of working digitally (well, for me, at least).
Today’s Patreon update: Originally done as a means of scratching out more worktime to complete the long-gestating Empowered vol. 12, I've switched over to a Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday Patreon posting schedule that won't feature the fixed content format I previously used. So, who knows what today's post might feature? Could be Life Drawing or Distressed Damsels content (both of which are featured at least three times per month), or something in the Work Stages, Vintage Con Sketches or Design departments, or possibly something entirely new, such as updates on fantasy test projects Crazy Witch, The Last Party and The Chaste and the Chained. Golly!