Thank you so much for the emails! I've had a lot of inquiries to where I have been. I even had one asking if I had passed away. Still here! Just working hard!
Last Spring, my friend Dean Zachary
asked me to color a project for him. The project was a chapter in the graphic novel King David Volume 1. The pages turned out really nice. Dean and I have an interesting synergy when working together. Volume 1 can be found at www.shepherdkingpublishing.com When it came time to start Volume 2 in late October, Dean was not available to pencil any chapters. The publisher asked me if I could actually draw as well as paint the pages.
This was an interesting question. I had not drawn sequential pages since 1987. I, of course, said "Sure! I can do that."
So for the last few months, I have been working on King David Volume 2. I have 4 of the 6 chapters in the book. I am penciling as well as painting the pages in photoshop. It is really a fun project. It combines story telling, my love of history and a great page rate! I have finished the first 30 pages. I have another 15 page chapter after this one. 2 more chapters after that.
I have permission to upload a few images as I work on the project. I have put page 19 up in the gallery. It is King David and the Israelites taking the citystate of Jebus, which became Jerusalem. The research has really been fun. The only drawback is that I don't have time to render every detail that should be there.
I will be busy with the project for the next several months.
Thanks again for all of the questions. If I am slow to respond, please be patient. This project is a real time consumer.
Mitch
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Neat that you are getting back into sequential pages.
Good luck and best successes wished for you!
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