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Holiday Week: Time Lapse 1

🕑 Added 2020-12-27 03:01:00 +0000 UTC

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Maurice Kessler

That is some great magic to watch. You make it look effortless.

dcy665 .

Those are serious eyebrows. Nobody should fool with her now. Kids, well let's just say they have yet to comprehend how serious eyebrows can be. Let them be.

Richard Durrer

Nice time lapse, and it does it all by itself. Damn that's a sweet feature to add.

Miranda E. O. Wilde

Is there a canon height for May? I hope she's 6'2" now, because my girlfriend is that tall and she reminds me of May, what with all the being suspicious of other people's altruism toward her and all.

Dev

This is SO COOL.

Reyn Goldfur

Speech bubble tails are missing in the top right panel. Also, methinks Sam is about to get another important lesson vis-a-vis prying into other people's personal matters.

M. R.

Now quick go look at QC #1; someone should make a timelapse of your art style over time

This is so cool to see. As someone who draws (albeit not as well) it's so awesome to see the processes of other artists. Love your comics Jeph, I hope you're getting rest dude.

The Patreon embed isn't loading for me in Chrome 87 on Android 11. Thanks for the direct link.

Cass

Seconded - in your own time, obviously.

Lucy Glorius

OhMyGosh, this is SO COOL! Thank you very much. 😀💖

Robin Wyatt

You only do a *single* guide draft line layer? Jeez my first draft layers look like children’s crayon scribbles. You’ve come so far since your first comic it’s incredible

Jeffrey Anderson

That right there is sofa king cool, Jeph. Thanks.

Zain Redding

Wow, a master at work.

Awesome! =) It's great to see your process! =)

Kaarchin

Hey that's cool!

Tommm

Take a week off they said... I don’t hate this, it is not horrible.

AcheronYYC

That's super neat, thanks for posting it!

This is the best kind of bonus content, especially if it doesn't require extra effort to produce. So good to see the process.

Fuzzy Logik

That's cruel and unusual punishment.

OldGoat

I've always loved "how it's made" vids. I never imagined you started with the dialog then filled in the background, then the characters. Cool!

William Cole

V cool! I voted for "take a week off" because I sincerely believe you (more than) deserve some down time, but I find process stuff fascinating, so if it's suitably low effort to share more of these, I'd love to see them.

This is awesome! It'd be really cool to hear you talk through your process and the steps you take.

j r conlin

I still kinda hold that robot jail is mostly AIs doing forced "community service". May was made responsible for monitoring crosswalk requests for a suburb of Muncie.

Mark Thomas

It's amazing to see just how few lines are necessary to make it completely clear who the character being sketched is. Not even ten lines are necessary for them...

Kaos7heory

I remember when you used to stream these on twitch until you got banned/suspended for a boner cat AFK sketch. Definitely have missed those streams. Would love to see more of these!

Spacey02111

Woah this was awesome :O

Mark Mckay

why do I feel like this needs the yakit sax music...

Kat Kennewell

Holy crap that is so cool!!!!! 😍 Thank you so much for sharing!

Tamara Temple

that's fun!

Joseph Bonnar

Thank you, Jeph. And may you have a wonderful new year.

John S

Wow that is really cool

David Hernandez

WAY COOL! Wow. Thanks for sharing this. DEFINITELY do it again!

Jeremy Westerfield

I just watched this five or six times, pausing frequently. It was really interesting. I'll pick out two things to comment on. First, I liked how your pencil drawings were visible but in a different layer throughout, but particularly when drawing the background. I can see how that would be really useful. The other thing is the way the characters jerk slightly after they're inked, and at one point it looks like she jumps in front of May. I infer that each character is in her own layer, and May was pulled forward so that she could be finished easily and just pushed back behind for a slight overlay, instead of having to guess where every line should go. Very cool!

This is great! Awesome to see your process.