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<Main character waking up>
-Where am I?!
<Getting up and hearing noise of someone unlocking door with a key>
<The maid opening the door>
-it’s time my lady!
<Main character pretends to be dizzy fells into maid’s arms and steals her keys>
-My head’s spinning
<Maid runs to grab a glass of water and leaves the door open>
-I shall bring some water
<the main character takes the advantage of maid’s mistake and runs out the room to search for the exit>
<The main character runs towards main exit and uses keys to open then. She runs away>
-Finally, I’m Free



One cut comic A3 paper
The right order to read the story

There is one thing I can say I'm happy with is the text in a diamond shape layout in speech bubbles. However, I still need to work on speech bubbles themselves. I got this habit of strickly keeping my speech bubbled within the panel. Even though a lot of comics I have read got speech bubbles that sometimes comes out of the panels and it looks great.
In my next project, I aim to add at least one speech bubble that will go out of the panel, ink and clolour my piece digitally.For this project, I chose one of the characters from silhouette turnarounds: 'Cruel demon cosplayer'. I picked this one because I was most satisfied with the outcome. I also felt like a cruel demon would fit perfectly in the role of a runaway bride.
The paper I used was so thin that each time I folded it in a book to check if the panels were in the right place, the edges were getting more and more damage. Luckily, I manage to avoid the risk of pages falling apart by putting the numbers on all pages, unfolding them and working on it this way.
I decided to use coloured pencils since it's one of my favourite mediums that is also a signature of most of my artwork. Although I am a big fan of coloured pencils, it leaves visible texture. I hope to learn colouring in photoshop during my first year of this course to improve the quality of my artwork and hopefully do my next project digitally.