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In case you missed it, I'll be going to PA for two weeks on Tuesday. I'll still be able to get online, but I have no idea for how long or at what times. So I apologize for not commenting on things (not that I have been much as of late. LaF has devoured the majority of my time; my apologies.) Speaking of which, LaF will be in our judges capable hands for then. I'll still be checking on the new refs and submissions but I probably won't be reviewing any of the new competitors myself. It should be fine, both *shootdoctorallen and ~Snowwire have been doing a great job so far. Go show them some love!

I'm really hoping I'll be able to keep up with CC over the two weeks, problem is I have no access to a scanner. So I've been frantically trying to sketch out the four pages ahead of time, and have almost finished sketching the third. But dear god I am not good at working so far in advance. I guess part of my problem is I do a lot of plot modification as I go so that my initial "script" (total air quotes) may be significantly different in the end.

How does everyone else work as far as process go? Do you do a lot of scripting initially, or do you take the "cuss all run headfirst into the wall" approach? Does your script stay pretty intact or get butchered to pieces?


Oh, found a metric cusston of old icons I was supposed to upload ages ago. I'll be submitting some of them shortly, so I apologize for the inbox spam.
  • Mood: Questionable
  • Listening to: New Dance (Deer People)
  • Reading: Textbook death
  • Watching: Berserk (and the commentary is great)
  • Playing: Okamiden
  • Eating: Scavenging D=
  • Drinking: Water based water
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~AmiliaLongTail Jun 8, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
My ideas stay mostly the same, but on occasion the characters will flip me the bird and do their own thing. Which isn't bad, just rude BC

I wish you luck in your travels and school-type ventures! <|
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~Ramvling Jun 5, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I script out the entire thing, edit the entire thing, sketch out the entire thing, and color it when I'm happy.

Granted, this may not be the best process creatively, as often I'm so sick of the story I don't even want to look at the damn thing, but it gets it done.
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~Kittysaysmeow-WQ Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Well my script was pretty much mutilated by a grizzly bear \o/

So I'm remaking a few of the paper characters but that's being difficult to me. Like an ungrateful child who wants a gallon of ice cream to do anything.

..actually exactly like that. :I

And my ending is being a problem child as well, so some late nights are going to be necessary~
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~DannyHorseRules Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
When it comes to making my entries, I usually just wait for a burst of motivation for me to get sketching, because when I'm motivated, the best comes out and floods into my pencilwork. Since its summer for me (8D) I've been having a lot of these~
The script, well, first I lay out the basic plotline in my head because I am able to memorize the majority of anything I come up with, since it's some thing I created, and it holds a special place in my heart, so to speak?? (I can remember a few stories from back when I was a wee lass.)
Some of the more exciting things I lay out in ultimate detail, such as panel layout, speed lines, dialogue, all of that, whereas other parts (like the introduction) I keep vague and leave up till it comes that time to sketch it.
Inking is kind of tedious nowadays, I don't really know why; back when I was starting CC, I found love in everything I did, and had fun with everything. Maybe it was just the excitement from entering my first OCT I had a chance of entering?? (I tried out for :iconwispoct: but didn't get in, and now that I have some experience in the OCT world, I can see why; my audition was a capital N-O.) Maybe it's just me thinking this is something I must do, but my lazy body doesn't want to do, or maybe its just a phase. I'll find out sooner or later; I'm only 14. ;w;"
When I think of the basic storyline, I stick to it as best as I can, and when I originally plan it out, I cut out any flaws that would make it seem less realistic to the story's original canon and my opponent's canon, and maybe if I run out of time (which I usually do, darn me) I cut out some unneccessary filler points. But if I actually didn't procrastinate, I'd follow it spot-on.
And it's awesome you're heading to Penn! I'd love to go there, whether it be for school or vacation.~
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~Larkpaw Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
I start with a general idea and then just start writing. I usually end up with something majorly different by the time I've finished.

Actually writing, I have no problem with. Revising and editing my own work, however- I am terrible at finding the motivation to do that. So I spend a lot of time crafting sentences so they are acceptable in the first place. Because I work this way, I now write very slowly and especially run into trouble when forced to come up with something in a limited amount of time. My in-class essay scores suffer because of this. What I write is usually coherent- but I don't finish.

I still very much enjoy proofreading for other people; I'm not quite sure what that says about me. Good luck to ye, and have fun in the wonderful land of Pennsylvania.
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~DarkTail67 Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Because little time for a longer comment, my way of going about entry-making is basically come up with an overall plot and then fill in the details as I go. That includes the order of events and sometimes whether they'll be immediately major or not, even :3

Also, good luck then! Will be looking forward to your return and in the meantime, progress over here. Progress over here :3
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My scripts usually start out incredibly crappy and stilted and get marginally less so as they progress. They usually do change a lot, especially as I draw things out and see how dialogue fits in with the characters' motions.
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~Shinkoryu14 Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I generally stick to a plan, although minor details might be modified throughout, and on occasion things will go off on a tangent I wasn't expecting. For example their was a lot more time spent on the "fight" such as it was between Nysa and Helena than I originally intended. The color war was supposed to start more or less right after they were done talking to each other. But Saiph and Eggplant got bored of the talking and said "no, this is a fighting tournament, we will fight now."
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~Julie362 Jun 3, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Water based water is the more preferable type. PA, eh? That's... Pennsylvanian. Anywho, I must say I am really enjoying your latest CC entries. I hope to gather up enough time/energy to enter the chasm that is LaF soon. Best of luck, dear Sodo Hund.
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*Songdog-StrayFang Jun 3, 2012  Student Writer
As opposed to non-water based water. That stuff is simply disgusting. And yes, all of my mother's family is in PA; haven't been there since I was a wee tyke. I didn't think it was for two weeks originally ^^; Thought it'd only be one.

Ahaha, the last page took a few by surprise. The reactions I received were fun; luckily no one was upset by it. Then again, if that sort of thing upset someone they would not have made it passed the auditions.

We hope to see it soon! I believe last I talked to you you had a few ideas for a character yes? Gotten any further with fleshing it out?
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