Thanks! I've always liked narrative paintings and wanted it to be dissectable, each one puts me in a narrative setting of a story I made (or have yet to make) so cross-referencing should mean the meaning isn't completely obscured, hopefully. And I did struggle a lot with getting that facial expression the way I wanted good to hear it works!
I actually made some little animations with blender grease pencil a while ago, love it a lot but animation's hard. Made my own 2d cloth simulated extension for the parachute one.
I've also taken to importing my Inkscape drawings in and adding little animations bits too sometimes.
Do you use grease pencil for static images or animation much? What kinds of things do you do in Inkscape?
which style do you prefer?
I really like the ones you've been posting lately, great use of limited colours! Is the colour done by some sort of marker? The way you do reflective bits and lighting with it is really cool. And are all the characters part of the same imagined world or do they each have their own little story?
Interesting, I was thinking people would rank the opposite, but your ranking makes sense as it is also in order of my familiarity with the tool. I'm still learning to use digital and colour, I hadn't noticed it was distracting me from the information density of the actual narrative contents. Digital makes it easy to add things in, I think I'll revisit them when I finish their associated stories :)