I Comic, Therefore I Am.

Hello all!

In the busy hustle and bustle of the holiday season I have finally put together my illustrated guide to my comic work process. I origianly meant this to be a comic but I had so much to say that I figured an illustrated guide would be more appropriate. But it's done and ready for your enjoyment. This is not meant to be a 'how to' guide, this merely shows what I do and why. If you have any questions feel free to ask!

Click here to view the PDF---> Fran's Illustrated Comic Process

Dungeons and Dragons

Hello all! The holiday season is heating up and so have my hours at work. I've been busy busy but managed to get a few sketches out while watching some of the old Dungeons & Dragons tv series with Ryan. Here's some sketches I did of the kids. I'd like to get a few more done of the cast and the lead villain Venger but we'll see how that goes :P It was nice to sketch a little bit of fan art since I rarely do it. Here’s my take on Presto, the Magician (the only kid without a real name), Sheila, the Thief, Eric, the Cavalier, and Diana, the Acrobat.

I bought the DVD set a few years ago on a whim, but I’m glad I did. It’s different from the actual game despite Gary Gygax being I believe a producer for it, but its still a fun and interesting fantasy series. And I don’t care what anyone says, Venger is a badass villain. He may seem hokey at first but especially when the kids have to work with him he seems all the more formidable and frighting. And Eric the ‘Caviler’ is a hilarious jerk.