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***THIS COMIC WAS FILMED IN NIGHT VISION.***
As is mentioned at the top of the comic, there is a new story line in the "Art Fumes" canon: the one of Tomb It May Concern Paranormal Studies. Cadaverine, having watched too many shows about "ghost hunting" has started her own group (TIMCPS). (Yeah, ok, may it was ME who has watched too many shows on ghost hunting.) So far, only Yule and Wallace are interested in it. This is also the only time you'll ever really see Cadaverine "dressed down" as she doesn't want to get her good goth clothes ruined while tramping through abandoned buildings. Wallace has a flashlight and an EMF meter (an electromagnetic field meter - it is supposed to detect the electromagnetic field that a ghost is made of). Yule has a digital camera. Caddy has broken down the large board from the window and is getting in.
Any ideas on how to do "night vision"? I was going to use colored pencils to cover the whole scene in grey or black but I would be going through a lot of colored pencils. Hm. Maybe I'll use watercolors. What do you all think?
As is mentioned at the top of the comic, there is a new story line in the "Art Fumes" canon: the one of Tomb It May Concern Paranormal Studies. Cadaverine, having watched too many shows about "ghost hunting" has started her own group (TIMCPS). (Yeah, ok, may it was ME who has watched too many shows on ghost hunting.) So far, only Yule and Wallace are interested in it. This is also the only time you'll ever really see Cadaverine "dressed down" as she doesn't want to get her good goth clothes ruined while tramping through abandoned buildings. Wallace has a flashlight and an EMF meter (an electromagnetic field meter - it is supposed to detect the electromagnetic field that a ghost is made of). Yule has a digital camera. Caddy has broken down the large board from the window and is getting in.
Any ideas on how to do "night vision"? I was going to use colored pencils to cover the whole scene in grey or black but I would be going through a lot of colored pencils. Hm. Maybe I'll use watercolors. What do you all think?
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Comics
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 800 x 601px
File Size 148.7 kB
normaly nightvision systems are more of a greenish tint like the ones we use at work http://www.publicdomainpictures.net.....253863KAfe.jpg
objects that let off light are a brighter shade of green to near white depending on the light source intesity, drawing Night shot pics are a real pain in the butt...lol
objects that let off light are a brighter shade of green to near white depending on the light source intesity, drawing Night shot pics are a real pain in the butt...lol
Ooo! Thanks! Might try using black cardstock and colored pencils to see what I get for the night vision camera. I already have one story arc where there is a character that has delusions that he is an astronaut/Flash Gordon type hero where I draw his delusions in gray scale but reality in full color. (As seen here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3831349/ Zero-G is the space hero while Glen is the weirdo who lives across the street.)
And I'll reply to the second comment here:
I may do a full comic book about TIMCPS. I have done a couple comic books. Haven't done one in a while. I came up with a couple more gags today at work. As an homage to one of my favorite movies, I'm going to have Yule (the rabbit) get slimed.
And I'll reply to the second comment here:
I may do a full comic book about TIMCPS. I have done a couple comic books. Haven't done one in a while. I came up with a couple more gags today at work. As an homage to one of my favorite movies, I'm going to have Yule (the rabbit) get slimed.
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