Aug 24, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 13 segments
This week, we talk about trashing a page layout and starting from scratch (4:30), working hard to finish a comic script on a deadline (16:00), expanding your print repertoire (22:00), and buying books…
Keith FosterHost
Scott LostHost
Well, I guess the most important thing is part of the prep for the Crestline meetup, and that is prepping the pages that I want to get done for that weekend.

I want to arrive with the remaining three pages that I need for second shift number 17.

So basically while I'm there, I just want to ink everything, throw line weights, just finish everything up.

Um, so I have been working that over the wedding weekend, every free moment I got, I was kind of messing with that a little bit.

Um, it wasn't the main priority cause we were there to hang and I did want to experience that without going, Oh yeah, you know, we got a show or, you know, things like that of that nature.

So, I did a little bit of that and I think I am off to a good start with this first page because I was struggling with the layout all weekend basically.

And once I can figure out what they're talking about, it'll give me a good flow for the rest of the page.

Like what I needed off of that page was, okay, they're moving into this secondary location.

I need to establish that, the surroundings, just so people can get an idea of the space that those characters will be in.

How are they talking to each other? Who's saying what? What are the emotions? How's everyone feeling on this page? So that is the next step.

So I think I'll have a little bit of time, though, to work, which I'm happy to do.

And so I'll kind of figure that out and kind of try to flesh that page out a bit more.

Well, I guess the most important thing is part of the prep for the Crestline meetup, and that is prepping the pages that I want to get done for that weekend.

I want to arrive with the remaining three pages that I need for second shift number 17.

So basically while I'm there, I just want to ink everything, throw line weights, just finish everything up.

Um, so I have been working that over the wedding weekend, every free moment I got, I was kind of messing with that a little bit.

Um, it wasn't the main priority cause we were there to hang and I did want to experience that without going, Oh yeah, you know, we got a show or, you know, things like that of that nature.

So, I did a little bit of that and I think I am off to a good start with this first page because I was struggling with the layout all weekend basically.

And once I can figure out what they're talking about, it'll give me a good flow for the rest of the page.

Like what I needed off of that page was, okay, they're moving into this secondary location.

I need to establish that, the surroundings, just so people can get an idea of the space that those characters will be in.

How are they talking to each other? Who's saying what? What are the emotions? How's everyone feeling on this page? So that is the next step.

So I think I'll have a little bit of time, though, to work, which I'm happy to do.

And so I'll kind of figure that out and kind of try to flesh that page out a bit more.
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