My new stylings

[Nick Sacco]

What does everyone think of my new layout?

[TheWhiner]

I like the boarder with the characters. I can't get a couple of the buttons to work though: playlist. I can't remember the other.

Looks good.

[Nick Sacco]

Err, the playlist works fine for me.

Hehe, silly me, I actually meant the actual comic. But I just redid the website too, so thanks for the good comment.

[TheWhiner]

Oops, now don't I look stupid.

I like your layout, the shape of the panels is fun. Do you just do that in photoshop?

The hazy real background is so cool. I was thinking about doing that for my comic and then I discovered two things: your page and the fact I don't have a digital camera. Sniff.

Out of curiosity, do you draw each individual panel on its own piece of paper. Or do you have the whole thing mapped out on one?

SPECIAL NOTE: I am not asking a lot of questions to make myself look smarter. Duh huh

[Nick Sacco]

Oops, now don't I look stupid.

I like your layout, the shape of the panels is fun. Do you just do that in photoshop?

The hazy real background is so cool. I was thinking about doing that for my comic and then I discovered two things: your page and the fact I don't have a digital camera. Sniff.

Out of curiosity, do you draw each individual panel on its own piece of paper. Or do you have the whole thing mapped out on one?

SPECIAL NOTE: I am not asking a lot of questions to make myself look smarter. Duh huh

The comic is 100 percent Photoshop.

I also enjoy the backgrounds. I used to leech off of webshots.com, but now that I have a digital camera, I can take my own pictures. The background of the latest comic is actually the house I grew up in until I was about 13.

I use templates whenever I can; this comic had no original drawings. This was just a test of the layout, really; I want my comic to be more dynamic, because I feel I rely on templates too much.