Sad news this time. Our dear friend, Aisaku, passed away recently. You might know him as Isaac Arroyo, the artist on Hero Academy in charge of the Friday pages. He will be dearly missed.
We talked with Ben (HA´s writer) and decided that the best would be to go into a Hiatus with the webcomic until we get our act together again, so I took charge of the last HA pages of the arc. We were pretty close to the end of an epic battle, so I´ll post some of the pages here for you to see.
To read the whole story up to now, you can visit http://www.heroacademycomic.com
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martes, 27 de noviembre de 2012
domingo, 12 de junio de 2011
Redemption
Before I got back to drawing Hero Academy (I had 2 runs so far) I did this comic as a present for two friends.



Based on an old story one of them wrote, I developed the looks and the layouts for all of the three pages, ending up in what would end up being the style I´d use for my second run on HA.
Story and Script is by Cynthia Contrera.



Based on an old story one of them wrote, I developed the looks and the layouts for all of the three pages, ending up in what would end up being the style I´d use for my second run on HA.
Story and Script is by Cynthia Contrera.
lunes, 6 de junio de 2011
The Hero Academy Webcomic
One of my weekly assignments is the tuesday page of Hero Academy, a webcomic scripted by Ben Carver and drawn by Aisaku and yours truly.

I´ve been at this for more than two years by now, starting as a fill in artist when original artist Ivan had some urgent matters to attend.

My first pages were all done in pencil, in a small A6 sheet of paper (1/4 of an A4) and added tones and lettering with the PC.
A scanner malfunction forced my hand into the digital realms, so I have to thank this comic for helping blossom my tablet skills.


Getting used to deadlines, updates, scripts, layouts and character and background designs was a HUGE boost in experience as well, and I can´t thank Ben enough for that.

Read Hero Academy for free here: LINK

I´ve been at this for more than two years by now, starting as a fill in artist when original artist Ivan had some urgent matters to attend.

My first pages were all done in pencil, in a small A6 sheet of paper (1/4 of an A4) and added tones and lettering with the PC.
A scanner malfunction forced my hand into the digital realms, so I have to thank this comic for helping blossom my tablet skills.


Getting used to deadlines, updates, scripts, layouts and character and background designs was a HUGE boost in experience as well, and I can´t thank Ben enough for that.

Read Hero Academy for free here: LINK
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