Bianca's Turning

Several people have left feedback about how Bianca's Turning should be in comic book form. And like I already said on Facebook, if I already had that skill set, it would have been done in that fashion. But writing and laying out a comic is not as easy as many people think it is. For almost 9 years, I have concentrated on composing still images. To assume that I can pull a comic out of thin air is not at all fair, is it? I have never been an excellent writer, I'm much more of an idea man, meaning I come up with great concepts. The story process for me takes a long time, and the words I write to help my story move along and evolve are in a self-narrative format because it is easier for me.

Be that as it may, for the past several weeks I have worked on character outlines, and on the day I finished the Bianca's Turning series I wrote a short story in picture book format. Since DeviatArt's literature tools are not robust enough, I published the document through Google Docs. It is public and can be read and commented on publicly. Here is the link:
drive.google.com/open?id=1945E…

Believe me, I do hold some interest in writing the story, but for right now a comic format is right out. It does not hold my interest, and I actually have a lot going on right now to commit fully to learning the format and how to construct a comic that reads well. I can render the images, but everything else would need a lot of work. Honestly, I have more important things to concentrate on at the moment, like my appearance at Rhode Island Comic Con. That con is less than 8 weeks away. I'm also slowly continuing to learn Blender. Quite frankly, I "can't do it all". A picture book is the best I can do right now. A few have read it and they love it, so I hope you do as well.