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I decided to show the creative process behind the latest Dueling Analogs comic: Too Little, Too Late.

The process begins in Photoshop where I do the rough sketches of what I want the actual strip. I then move my sketch file into Illustrator to lay down the flat colors. I understand that Photoshop has a line tool, but I prefer the tool and advance illustrative options that are available in Illustrator. I choose contrasting colors that are easy to individually select when I begin the coloring process. After the colors are laid out, I move the image back into Photoshop and lay down the colors.

That's basically it. Besides moving the final colored image back into Illustrator for the lettering and export, that's how these type of comics are made.
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~3K9 Dec 6, 2009
hey look at this [link]

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Mood: Sentimental ~Blue3lf Oct 29, 2009  Hobbyist Artist
"If I knew you were comin' I'd've baked a cake/baked a cake/If I knew you were comin' I'd've baked a cake/Hachee doo hachee doo hachee doo"

Much love for this one.
I think the song is perfect for GLaDOS :D

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They say there's something beautiful deep down inside us all. So I tried digging through the Earth and all I found was hot molten lava.
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~Kai-suke Oct 14, 2009
This has been rather enlightening. Its interesting to see the process behind things.
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~pierski Nov 15, 2009
I appreciate that.

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"Before I met Steve [Napierski], I thought there were only two kinds of people in the world: those who saw the glass half-full and those who saw the glass half-empty. Steve asks, 'What's in it?'" - Richard Kirsch
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