24 Hour Comics Day 2009 – Part 1

drawing a 24-hour comic page

24-Hour Comics Day 2009 – Part 1

This year I participated in 24-Hour Comics Day again. It was held from October Saturday the 3rd to the 4th. I had such a blast with it last year that there was no question I would do it again. The goal is to create 24 comic pages in 24 hours. It’s a very challenging exercise. You come to the table with no idea of what you are going to write and draw, and from there you create a 24-page story.

I decided to stay home and work on the 24-hour comic on my drawing table. I was committed to participating no matter where I did it. The first few hours were tough, the year before I created my 24-hour comic with the help of my girlfriend as my inker. This year I was working completely solo. I was finding it hard to find a fast rhythm. I was really digging what I was coming up with, but I was just a little slower than I originally wanted to be.

This blog post was originally published on my former website, Comic Book Graphic Design and has now been migrated here to RSC Arts, Artist Blog.

Author: RSC Arts

A Journey through Art and Making Comics. A comic book nerd who enjoys creating art. This artist blog, RSC Arts is where he shares his creative process, insights, inspirations, and comics.

One thought on “24 Hour Comics Day 2009 – Part 1”

  1. Great Post, great shots. love the work you do. please feature this on the bizymoms Santa Fe community page, I am sure the moms will love them.

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