Here’s the fourth page of Camp Woody. With this one colored, I’m officially caught up until the artist finishes the next page. It feels good, and I’m hoping everyone is enjoying the project so far.
Writer: Slim
Producer & Editor: Jayrich & No Pants
Artists: 60W/Linno
Colorists: Nearphostison (Me)
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)
Here’s the final version of my previous post. I like how this turned out a lot, I tried a lot of new things with the execution here and I think they worked well. Hopefully I’ll be able to carry what I’ve learned working on this piece over into my future works. If so, you should start seeing a marked improvement in the content I put out.
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 600 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
It’s a bit funny to me that a random process for character selection would churn out two video game characters, but here we are! Zhen Ji is from Dynasty Warriors, and I decided to go with a general appearance for her, rather than try and imitate a specific design. Rio is from Monster Rancher, a game series I’ve gone on record before as being a fan of. Truth be told, I actually have a pack of images drawn for all the prominent female characters of that game, but the project tapered off and none of them are done. Now if I were to post them, they’d be pretty far behind my current level of work… but at least we have this!
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 600 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
I had a bit of a dilemma with this one, in that I very nearly had Midori still on Seiji’s arm for this picture. In the end I decided that the image itself would likely suffer from this, as I couldn’t find a way to make this sexy to me. It’s one thing to have a tiny girl rubbing against a giant cock, it’s another entirely to have her suffocating inside another girl’s vagina. So, I opted to have her be in her true form, even though she has very few appearances like this in the anime.
Of course Ropponmatsu had to be on top. 😛
In early 2012 I tried crowd-sourcing ideas via polls. I let people nominate whomever they wanted, and then ran a poll with all the nominations. Mervamon and Weda here both won said poll and, though I did do another poll, this would be the only image I did this way.
