More progress. There's still a bit to fix and I'm having trouble isolating the colors, but I should see what threads I have on hand before doing too much anyway.

Not happy with the previous one, so working on a new one. It needs more work but it's getting there!

Cleaned a paper sketch, refined the value study and made the two first passes on colors.

I have too much to do this week-end and will not be able to finish a game, but I have some vague idea of a fireworks-building game. So I fired up inkscape to make some pieces.

(For the long hiccup, you can blame Bloodborne)

Sketch cleanup: done! SAI is amazing. Now I do I get that onto watercolour paper that's in a block and therefore forbidding the use of a lighttable...

Started sketch cleanup, this time with PaintTool SAI's amazing linework tools.

And DONE. I am not doing this the same way ever again. As you can see from the comparison, it was well worth it though. Tomorrow: print and transfer on watercolour paper!

Was hoping to finish today but it is, of course, taking even longer than expected. Cheers to coders' time estimates.

Still cleaning the sketch. Taking ages, but doubling as some very nice pen tablet practice. I'm getting much more comfortable tracing lines and being precise.

Scanned the sketch and started on the cleanup. This is taking FRIKKIN AGES, so lessons learned: try to learn to sketch digitally, or at least to have cleaner sketches before scanning. I also realized how much I rely on my lines being messy for my sketches to look okay: I need to address that and work more on line quality.