#sbpro

I love dressing up my ttrpg characters. I draw a variety of poses and then make design sheets per pose. This gives me the opportunity to focus on fashion and fold/ clothing practice. Anyway, this has been a fun exercise and I'm addicted. I've made over 100 designs this way. (Drawing and coloring on StoryboardPro has become a comfort of mine, for some reason. I'm pretty sure it's because my brain is wired to hustle on this program for hours.)

common occurrences

More boards from my Pre-Columbian project! Im trying something new. I started in SB Pro then switched over to Photoshop. 

zipper hair.

feedback: watch tangents and overlapping poses -- keep silhouettes of objects, action, poses, people more seperated for clarity, even if sacrificing accuracy

A crazy couple of days. Some quick #bigshort #drawings painted in #sbpro (at Ottawa, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/COQhqITjJ3j/?igshid=135vjcwxwheht

I created a guide on how to do a guassian blur effect in Storyboard Pro for those who were asking. Super easy and a way to give a little polish on your boards/get a little clarity on what subjects the audience should be focusing on!

some boards from a personal project