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Ellicott City, MD
Birthday:
September 20
Which Category best describes you?
Amateur Artist
Location:
Female
Area(s) of Interest or Expertise:
Story-writing, Design, Penciling. I've dabbled in inking and coloring and would like to develope those skills further.
My Testimony: (We encourage members to share briefly about how their faith in Christ has impacted their lives.)
I went to church when I was younger, then my family moved away. I went through some troubled times from Middle School up through most of my College until I met a Christian in one of my classes. He encouraged me to get back into the Christian faith. It's been about 12 years since I let Christ back into my life and although my life isn't easier or "better," I can face it with a heart of hope instead of despair.
Dream Job: (If you could have your dream job in the comics industry, what would it be?)
Drawing & Sketching. I've enjoyed collaborating with and drawing for others since I was in 4th grade. My inking and coloring skills could use some polishing.
Favorite Comic Creators:
I don't have one as of now. I'm exploring the wonderful creations of the current Christian Comic Community.
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I've drawn some but haven't started posting my web-comic yet.Any one have any advice/warnings/stories they'd like to share? How often do you post? What do you do in creative dry spells, if you have any? Etc, etc.Thanks in advance!
Hi!I'm a bit late introducing myself and I suppose I shouldn't repeat what's on my page so let's see how I can reword things. (Did you know a Thing was a Viking get together?#homeschoolmom)I've been drawing since I was little. I have almost no art…
So, I started inking the second issue of Captain Orange. I was using the natural thicknesses of the pen set I have to give images in the foreground more umph. I'm looking at it and I was thinking... maybe I should just add thickness myself and not…
"I like the camera angles on all three panels. And panels 1 and 3 look good as they are. I'd suggest thickening the foreground on panel 2. (that way there's more contrast between the feet and the robot) But after thickening panel 2, the others may…"
"I've no obligations as to when I'm "supposed" to be done, so I can do time consuming.
I have a set of Primacolor Makers that come with Chisel, Brush, and assorted Fine lines. The fine lines came in different widths so I was testing to see if they…"
I have a set of Primacolor Makers that come with Chisel, Brush, and assorted Fine lines. The fine lines came in different widths so I was testing to see if they…"
"Oh yeah, just as important, what size are you drawing at?"
"I've heard of that being done, but it's time consuming.
What size pens do you use?"
What size pens do you use?"
"These comics are one of the highlights of my week. Thank you for keeping it going!"
"Pictures and Videos seem to be the easiest to showboat on the site, but let me see about this... There's a Groups for Writers on the site, forums and discussions and you can attach your documents to replies or discussions you start.I do like Brien's…"
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Ah, then you would know where Prunedale and San Juan Bautista are, where I live and work. Fun!
Admire your Captain Orange, very 'Buck Rogers.' How did you come up with the storyline?
Hey Amy, You were just in Monterey? Very cool...especially when the fog is in. Next time give me a heads-up and I'll pay for coffee, even Starbucks coffee.
Welcome to the CCAS. Thank you for sharing both your art and your testimony. May our gracious Lord and Savior continue to richly bless you in the knowledge of His eternal love for you.
Welcome aboard, Amy!
Welcome aboard Amy!
Amy, Welcome to CCAS!
Dear Miss Fusco:
Welcome to CCAS. I am looking forward to seeing what you may post to this site. May God richly bless both your walk with Him and your artwork.