School assignment from last week, trying to copy the style of Joann Sfar

Webcomic

The two last weeks, I have been working on a webcomic/ social media project, which resulted in This

The two weeks passed by way too quickly, but it was fun and I even managed to create a facebook page for once, and I may keep on drawing on the webcomic, if it gets populair enough within the next two months.

 

all of my class mates also did some pretty awesome comics though, and theres a long list to them Here, though it's in danish, I'm afraid. 

Spirou versus The Road.

And now I'm going on vacation for a week. *finds blankets, hot chocolate and those dvd boxes*

Here on Graphic Storytelling, we're all working very seriously and hard, and nothing silly would ever happen here.

Prioritare A

So last week I finished the second student comic, an 8-page short story based on another classmates environment. The assigned environment I got was "A dream version of a mail office" and my story is about Gabby, a new employee at this dreamland office, that finds a curious little thing, instead of listening to instructions at her very first day on the job. I'm usually a digital artist, but lined this one in hand, using a dip pen for the first time in my life. It was quite something new to try, and even with all those time I stabbed myself with the pen, and the leftovers of ink I still haven't gotten off my nails completely, I think I have grown to prefer dip pen as my traditional media.

The Nox project.

this page is made of frustrations, sweat, blood and tears.

A collab project I started on in the beginning of 2013, along with the lovely Olivia Hörtin. A bigger project meant to be a scifi fantasy mixed webcomic about a vampire and a human with odd mutated gene stuff and what not. The basic concept of the story is that a lot of people want to kill them and they have to survive, since it sucks being dead.
The project is on hold for now though.
The pages you see here are sketched and (the first one) coloured by me. Lineart by Olivia Hörtin. Her art blog is to be found here

work in progress

First finished comic

In the second week with Paul Karasik, our first big assignment was to do a finished 12-page comic in black and white. The different stories of ours had to be something in our lives that had actually happened. A biographical piece of shortstory so to say. And with this task a lot of the students here in GS ended up dealing with a lot of personal and tough stories, not making the task easy in any way.

I apologize for possible spelling or gramma mistakes, as there might be less edits on these pages than the actual printed version. But it should give you a pretty good idea of what my assignment ended up looking like. Just by working on this, I learned a lot too, and I have realized that I should work hard on my hand lettering.
I should also work on how to show off my work in this blog. Maybe code a slideshow or something like that. Who knows.