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>>>Were the white lines adding to the rain done by the colourist, or originally drawn there?<<<
Half and half - I added white rain lines to the page by dragging a whiteout pen across the final inked drawing, but Peter added some Photoshop rain effects also.
>>>But do you have to worry about/be conscious of space for word balloons to go, even though you're not responsible for placing them? Just curious.<<<
Yes, I have to compose the drawings with room for the balloons in mind. It's sometimes difficult though because Grant doesn't write the final dialogue until after the art is turned in (the scripts are fully detailed but have only temporary dialogue that he polishes up based on the art), so at times it's hard to anticipate how much room to leave. Sometimes my editor will flag a panel that is too crowded and won't have room for the balloons, and I have to revise it. |
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very much like Disney cartoons but right now I love it, since it suits the mood of the story so well
Also, Cameron, do you place the word balloons or all is that all Todd Klein? I assume you present Todd with the inked pages, as opposed to the old-skool "pencils, letters, then inks" method? Does Todd do that overlay thing he does on cel paper or whatever it is that I've seen before? 
