I can breathe a sigh of relief, the comic is finished, I have a finished outcome, with what I believe counts for six illustrations (eight pages and a cover). Yet I still feel the need to make something that can go on products and marketing. There is the previous death draught, but feel that is inappropriate towards a younger audience. I didn't expect this, but the finished comic does seem to be something older kids can read, leading to this step in the process.
Keeping a younger age in mind, the father and son, and their relationship feels like the right angle to take on this one, having them playing around, hanging out for lack of a better term.
That comment I made earlier about needing to know how watercolour works to properly replicate it kind of shines through on this image, it isn't convincing at all. I kind of got away with it on the smaller panels of the comic, but doing what should be a full, detailed image really showcases my lack of experience with the medium. Lesson learned, learn to paint doofus.
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