Halfway there! Note to self, next time I write something don't have the conceit of it being that it's a handwritten journal...
The Field Guide to Nachos Liveish Post #4
Voila! Via the power of GRAPH PAPER and CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, art begins!
The Field Guide to Nachos Liveish Post #3
So here are the doodles for the Anayan Nachos page in the art book. The art book is pretty much where I can put whatever I wanted down and say, "That's it!" This isn't to say that everything in here is gold, because it sure isn't, but it's a good first draft.
From the art book we go to the computer to get the finished work. Thanks to the miracle of COMPUTERS the size of the writing vs. legibility can be calculated and as such what is in the art book gets edited so that it'll actually fit in the smaller sized Field Guide and you'll still be able to read it without a microscope. Carrying around a Field Guide is easy, but having to carry around a microscope or magnifying glass is not.
The Field Guide to Nachos Liveish Post #2
Still in the process of moving the Nachonomics offices, all things are still not yet in order. This is why you need to get your act together and get your workspace cleaned up to facilitate the creative process.
Much better. As you can see the important things that you need are your art book (in black), your master script (center), graph paper (left), various pens, and your bootleg light box. If you're a REAL artist you might have a REAL light box, but if you don't a shadow box and Christmas lights are a perfectly good substitute.
The Field Guide to Nachos Liveish Post #1
Hello there, and welcome to the liveish posting of the creating of The Field Guide to Nachos. Let's begin shall we?