u/Large-Canary-933

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A few months ago I came across a post in this subreddit from an artist looking to collaborate on short stories.

I sent him a short story of mine posted here on Reddit… and we decided to give it a shot.

Fast forward to now, and he’s been turning the story into actual comic panels and I think it’s amazing 🔥.

It’s been a really interesting process seeing something I wrote get interpreted visually.

He’ll send updates here and there and each time it gets better & better 🙂.

Now I’m curious about how other people approach this:

Do you prefer:

Full planning and detailed panel direction beforehand?

OR letting the artist interpret things more freely?

Right now I’ve mostly been letting him interpret the story/script and it’s been working…

but I’m wondering if I should be more hands-on as I keep moving forward in this process working with other artists,colorist,etc in the future? Or should I just continue to trust the process?

I’m still pretty new to comic book writing, so I’d really appreciate any advice 🙏🏾 (I’ve only worked with artists so far; So please if you have any advice on working with letterers,colorist, etc? please share!)

Artist: u/omecca_creative

u/Large-Canary-933 — 17 days ago

Been working on Space Girl’s full cowl/suit design and wanted to show some early concepts!

Concept A is more grounded and tech-focused (nano belt, functionality, survival)

Concept C leans more into a cleaner, iconic hero look

I’m thinking of using both as part of her evolution throughout the story…

Which one do you think fits her best? 🤔

u/Large-Canary-933 — 18 days ago

Space Girl (Kate) travels through portals with her companion named Wolf across the galaxy using ancient alien tech.

She’s calm, observant, and usually doesn’t start fights… but she will finish them.

She shows up out of nowhere in your OC’s world…

Wolf is watching. She’s already accessing the situation.

Are they trusting her? Fighting her? Or Ignoring her?

u/Large-Canary-933 — 18 days ago