Finished coloring the third page of Camp Woody. I’m still surprised at how quickly these pages are finishing, it usually takes me much longer to color my own work.
Speaking of my own work, I’ll be posting the newest Eromugen page sometime tomorrow, if everything goes according to plan.
Writer: Slim
Producer & Editor: Jayrich & No Pants
Artists: 60W/Linno
Colorists: Nearphostison (Me)
Here’s the second page to Camp Woody’s first chapter. I find this style really easy to work with, so I’ve been able to color it pretty quickly between other projects.
Writer: Slim
Producer & Editor: Jayrich & No Pants
Artists: 60W/Linno
Colorists: Nearphostison (Me)
I recently took on the role of colorist for Slim’s comic Camp Woody. Attached here is the first page, with more to come as I get around to it. The comic has its own Tumblr where you can follow its development: https://cwoodycentral.tumblr.com/
The funny thing is, I had been planning my own summer camp crossover comic like this when I came across it. Chance are I’ll still visit that idea in the future, as it was still very different than this product, but the coincidence was significant enough that I just had to mention it.
Writer: Slim
Producer & Editor: Jayrich & No Pants
Artists: 60W/Linno
Colorists: Nearphostison (Me)
This is a pic by Iwasaki Tatsuya I colored. I really like Tatsuya-sama’s art style, he did a comic called “Monsterlog” that I loved when I was younger. If there was an English version, I would probably color it, too. His style is very unique, which may make it less palatable for some but it’s what draws me to his work. Hopefully I’ll get the opportunity to color his work again.
As for the picture itself, I’ve always been fond of Mai. I like that hairstyle, which is why I’m also pretty fond of Chi-Chi and Twilight Sparkle (among others). There’s a really good comic featuring Mai I would like to color someday, but unfortunately it can take some time to work through a whole comic.
It’s been awhile since I posted any of my colorings, so here’s another Toluene Ittokan classic. I’ve seen this picture circulated for some time, and it’s easy to see why. Hopefully everyone will enjoy my coloring of it as much as they did the original (or the other coloring that’s been around for some time now, though I’m not personally a fan of that one).
It’s been awhile since I’ve colored a work by renowned futa artist DTiberius, but here’s a great one, his only so far featuring the characters of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. I was so honored to do this one because the gentlemen who commissioned this pic, a friend of mine on WWOEC, personally asked me to color it once it was posted. As busy as I am it took some time, even longer to get everything squared away with DT himself, but here’s the final product in all it’s glory. Enjoy!
