Discussion (6) ¬

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   Derrick Fleece

   October 19, 2011 at 12:13 pm | # | Reply

   Now yer just showing off, man. Lol!! Beautiful strip. Great use of foreground to frame your shots and nice perspective shots!! Keep it up, Brother!!!

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     Will Terrell

     October 19, 2011 at 2:47 pm | # | Reply

     Thanks Man! I was trying to add “mystery” with all the crazy camera shots. Hey! We need to hang out sometime soon!
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   Mark Stokes

   October 19, 2011 at 1:40 pm | # | Reply

   Man, this strip is gorgeous! I agree with you about panel 3. And I like how you’re moving the story along. Got inspired reading your “On Writing…” Had no idea it’s been fifteen years! I’m getting a better feel for you as a creator. Thanks for sharing!

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     Will Terrell

     October 19, 2011 at 2:54 pm | # | Reply

     Thanks Mark! I have really struggled with writing strips since I started. Sometimes it seems easy, but thats usually when I start to get frustrated because it feels like I’m taking the easy way. Part of it is struggling with the format, 4 or 5 panel strips, twice a week, is pretty hard to develop characters and a story. But I think its also what I’ve really needed. I’m hoping in the next year to go to 3 a week, or possibly even 5 a week. It all depends on when I get to a point to where I feel like I can manage the process reliably.

     How do you keep from chewing up your buffer? You’re like 4 months ahead, arent you? Do you just require yourself to do a certain number of strips each week?
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   George

   October 19, 2011 at 3:14 pm | # | Reply

   I love this art! And the way you draw ordinary scenes and make them appear astounding is certainly talent and skill combined!

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     Will Terrell

     October 19, 2011 at 3:20 pm | # | Reply

     Ha! Thanks! I am almost certain it comes from sketching from real life. I draw people strolling around, or sitting eating pretty much every day. It makes it a lot easier when it comes to doing scenes like this.