In my previous article, I described how I went from a script to a clear storyboard to send to the publisher for their feedback and comments. There are always a few of them and I am grateful that for their time to review and comment on my layouts, page turns, character consistency, etc. They have been really good at spotting the lack of freckles on one of my protagonist. It made me realize how important initial character design is for a comic book series with four 120-150 pages volumes. It is...

When I was 10 years old, drawing a comic page was easy, I took a piece of paper and just drew and it was done. I never went past a few pages though! Nowadays, now that I am a published comic book artist working with publishers, editors, and writers, things are not as simple anymore. Along the years, I have developed my own way to work, my own workflow, that is efficient and enjoyable. This workflow was inspired by other comic book artists but also influenced by my own tests and failures. For...

I hope you are well and had a wonderfully relaxing holiday break! We had family and friends staying with us for 10 days out of the 2 week break so needless to say that it was fun but also intense. Our visitors came with a boatload of laughs and good food but also with seasonal viruses so our household is a bit under the weather right now, nothing serious though! New Year, new projects Another big year for us as we are starting to talk logistics to move our family back to the other side of the...