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The Dreamer Volume 2 Cover Sketchby ~comic-chic

Cartoons & Comics / Digital Media / Comics / Pages

Here are my sketches for The Dreamer Volume 2 cover. I drew it all digitally, so I was able to move each character around and tweak the composition a lot easier. I don't think I'll ever go back to working traditionally. I guess some people think that's a weakness, I think it's taking advantage of the tools available to you.

You can see the final (digital) painting here: [link]

You can order your copy through Amazon...

...or any other bookstore using the ISBN #: 978-1-61377 – 031-3

For comic shops, use this order code: SEP110353

The Dreamer is my historical fiction, time travel romantic adventure story. Either buy the collected versions, or read online every Wednesday and Friday! [link]

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~cawakitty Jul 24, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Bea looks like Emmy Rossum there.

~comic-chic Jul 25, 2012 Professional

She is my Bea model!

~cawakitty Jul 27, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I totally see it. I love the idea of Emmy as Bea. haha. I think that stark doey look is a perfect one for her.

~BegumShmear Dec 5, 2011

The Dreamer Mount Rushmore!

~comic-chic Dec 6, 2011 Professional

ha ha ha ha!!

*lennan Nov 19, 2011

I really don't understand why some people would thing it's "cheating" to go completely digital. You still have to know how to draw and paint to do it, traditional or digitally. Both require knowledge about the medium. =/ And besides wouldn't people want an artist to be able to produce more efficiently especially when they're doing something as time consuming as comics?

On a more positive note, I love seeing the process of artists and this one is no exception.