kilowack

I managed to hit a milestone today. The only work I ever published, and it was when I created it in highschool, got scanned and uploaded onto deviantArt today. It's been over 2 decades since my NightCrane Comic Book saw the light of day. Back then, it was my first foray into creating a product, producing it, and then marketing and selling it. And ever since then, the panels, which I drew and inked on copy paper, stayed tucked away in a folder, abandoned in my filing cabinet for years. And then I gave it away to a neighbor who was studying film, to see if it would help him learn to story board. He never did anything with it, so finally, thi...

Well, after being around on Deviant for a year to get an idea of what it is, I've decided to put up my artwork on here. I'm no pro, self taught, and I doodle and design mechanical/electrical thingies, and draw comic book style more than anything else, so the nature of my work is limited. That said, after decades of nothing but pencil and paper, I'm starting to dabble into colors for the very first time! Pastels, colored pencil, water colors will be my playthings for a while now. That said, I'd love to hear from other advancing artists out there who aren't pros about tips and books/courses that you can do on your own time to get better with...