Animation & Comic Strip Art c 2022 Rudy Agresta
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ANATOMY of an ASTROBEAR COMIC STRIP
There are many stages to the creation of a single comic strip. All, however, start with an idea. The idea can be an image, or a single word. From that, the comic strip artist creates a complete story in miniature. The following pictures outline the stages I took to complete Astrobear strip #20.
Original Ruff Concept (1986)
Thumbnail for 4 panel comic strip (2 x 8")
Expanded for 8 panel Sunday strip
Ruff Pencil Row 1 (4 x 16")
Ruff Pencil Row 2 (4 x 16")
Ruff Pencil Row 3 (4 x 16")
Astrobear Strip #20 Final (Digitally Hand Inked)
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- Astrobear Characters
- Astrobear Animated Promo
- Astrobear Comic Strip Creation
- Astrobear Comic Strips
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