Drawing of grOw/cOmic#6, issue 8 closer to completion

I was able to get a lot of work done this week on the last issue of the grOw/cOmic#6 ("Milking the Plot") series. I continued drawing and was able to finish another 8 full pages (18 of 23 now drawn). This took quite a bit of background set-ups first, using my 3D program, so that the characters matched the scene perfectly (28 shots). It also took some "model building" time, as new background scenes were needed. And some of these were for the last 5 pages, so I will be ready to draw next week! Right now, I am scanning in each drawing (taking 2 scans each, since the page is so large) and compositing them.

The one thing I learned in this issue is that BE authors have it easy. Sure, you have to describe a scene with detail, but you can leave some of it vague and let the reader fill it in. An artist must supply every detail, and even more challenging, make it work to the laws of physics.  (In creating one of the grOw/stOries, I had to go back to the author and ask him to re-write a particular passage. It seemed to make sense in text. But when I started to draw it, and tried to figure out where each arm, leg, head, and boob would go, I realized the human body doesn't work that way.)  I had to change a few scenes ever so slightly in this last issue for the same reason. Things just got too big.

grOw/cOmic#6, pencils and background building continues

All the pre-production and "back lot work" continues on issue 8 of grOw/cOmic#6!  In the past week, another 8 pages of backgrounds and camera set-ups (34 images) were created and another 8 pages were pencil drawn. Chip, chip, chip.  I can't wait to begin the ink-and-paint stage of this issue! "It's gonna' be huuuge."

grOw/cOmic#6, issue 8 drawing begins!

It's been 2 weeks since the release of issue 7, and in that time, I've made a lot of headway on issue 8 ("Climax"), the final issue of this series.  After taking care of some "real life" work that I pushed off in order to get issue 7 out on time, I sat down and wrote the script to issue 8. I already had an idea on where I was going and how it would end. But I only had some outlines written, but not actual dialogue or narration. As this work got closer to completion, I knew that this final issue was going to be another long one. As it sits now, the issue will be 23 pages!

After the script was finalized, I sketched out each page in small 3"x4" roughs to plan out the frames and content. Then, once I was satisfied (I made a few changes to some pages), I then proceeded to set up camera angles and backgrounds in my 3D program. This last step would help me gauge the proper proportions of the characters to the backgrounds. After doing this for most of the frames of the first 6 pages, I began the pencil drawing. Today, I finished the first 2 pages. After drawing them, the pages were scanned, stitched together (as the size of the drawings is too big to fit on the scanner bed), retouched, and made into templates for the ink and paint stage.

The final race to release has begun! This is going to be a wild ride!

grOw/cOmic#6, issue 7 "Dramatic Structures" RELEASED!

grOw/cOmic 6:
Issue 7: “Dramatic Structures”

Synopsis:
The situation in the barn is heating up to red-hot. Lidiya and Karisha are fiercely trying to earn points now that Dan has returned from the back room. And he knows it. Meanwhile, Feeona is becoming very troubled as Gwen's obsession with drinking more of the M.O.O. formula hits a fever pitch!

Categories:
Breast Expansion – huge, very Huge, Wow!  
Lactation – extreme
Nipple expansion
Balls expansion, excessive cum 
Sexual situations (MF, FF, MFF — strong)
growth: chemical (consensual and non-consensual)

Coming out 10 years after the release of the first grOw/cOmic (July 2005), "Milking the Plot" is a sequel to "Milk Farm", celebrating the anniversary of the first, internet BE cOmic!

grOw/cOmic 6, issue 7 features:

• Extra-long 21 full-color pages along with 2 cover versions.
• Part 7 of a new 8-part series.

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grOw/cOmic#6, page 131 completed!

The last page (p.131) to issue 7 of grOw/cOmic#6 has just been completed! This one took an extra day to finish, as the level of detail was very high. Overlapping characters, many faces, lots and lots of liquid effects. In fact, the painting, shading, and effects stage of the one panel which was the "climactic scene" of the issue took all day Friday.

This is the 21st page of the issue, as this is an extra-long chapter (as compared to the normal 18 pages). All I have to do now in order to finalize the art is to create the cover to issue 8  (which appears at the end of issue 7 as a teaser).  Then, it's the final production stage, which includes proofreading and correcting, creating the PDFs (standard, premium, and premium art-only), creating the graphics that appear on the website, programming the ecommerce of the website for the new issue, and writing the blog announcements.  Hang in there!

grOw/cOmic#6, page 130 completed!

I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to do it considering the number of frames and details on this page, but I worked a little later than usual and finished page 130 of grOw/cOmic#6, the penultimate page in the 21-page issue 7! There is only one more page (and the cover to issue 8 as a preview at issue's end) to go! Hang in there!

grOw/cOmic#6, page 129 completed!

I was so close to completing page 129 last night. But, unfortunately, I had an important place to be at the end of day and couldn't quite do it. So, with maybe another 30 minutes of work, I finished the page this morning. With us approaching the last few pages of the issue, the previews may become more and more vague. I don't want to give away too much about the end of the issue. 19 pages down, 2 to go! (Plus the cover to issue 8.)