For over a week, I have been using Adobe Photoshop to work on different view panels for Conway laboratories, each angle designed in different times of day. For over a week, my work colleague has been ill which had de-laid me from doing further work on my script. So I had used this time to work on the different view angles of Conway Laboratories.
While I have been working on the different view angles of the building, I have also thought about manipulating them to show the front doors open and close, as well as having the shutters lower down to show the building going into lock-down. I have down this specially for Issue 4 of the Dasher comic series for when the building goes into lock-down. Plus, It could be useful in the future when the building needs to go into lock-down again.
Meanwhile, after these view angels were done, I decided to do something different for my comic series that may help save me time from redrawing each panel with the same background panel. I have been drawing wide angel views of the building specially for the background of the panels of issue 4, as well as the future issues I plan to write.
I have exported them in PNG in case I have to draw or import what is behind the open glass doors of the building.
Also, I have thought about doing the same thing for the interior of the building were the reception room is located. I have applied what I have learned from my previous view angels into these ones too. I have drawn them all in different times of day, and applied the metal shutters to the design too.
If I can continue with my comic series with this method, then I’ll be able to save a lot of time by applying the background to each panel behind the characters.
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