CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

[color="RoyalBlue"]Hey all,
I recently self published issue #2 of my comic book called [color="RoyalBlue"][color="DarkRed"]Jackket[/color] [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Knightmare[/color] and I'm currently working on issue #3, but I wanted to share a small sample of other projects I'm working on you can see it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EdQI0-YiLU

My goal is to make comics that entertain but also talk about faith not sacrificing creativity in the process. With Jackket about 70% if not more of people who buy an issue are not Christian and they do not think the comic is Christian on the surface. I think God has designed them to be that way to speak to people on a deeper level one that's real.
Anymoo, I hope you all will enjoy the trailer!
Beloved in Grace,
Souba

PS If you want an issue of Jackket Knightmare you can order issue #1 through christiancomics.net and issue #2 at comixpress.com or you can order both at my website velvetnightmarestudios.com/jk also find out more about the other 3 projects.[/color]
Souba[/color]

Interesting! The art style is unique, and it's an interesting approach to a Christian comic. Although, I can't imagine what must go into the coloring.

[color="RoyalBlue"]Thank you for the comments, Ante. It's hard but fun coloring my artwork it's really my favorite part of the whole process! :-D Btw are you on cosplay.com? Your avatar looks familiar!
Beloved in Grace,
Souba[/color]

I'm actually not. Well, I am, but I was never able to get my pictures to upload. I've never really done coloring because the only thing we have around here is a bunch of Crayola pencils, but my mom uses those for drafting (to add some color). I'm just starting to get into digital art, so I'm not used to it.

[color="RoyalBlue"]Oh then I must have seen the avatar here. It's a cool Vincent costume he actually inspired my character Jackket in 2004. I also did some cosplay of Tifa from FFVII: AC. ^^
I used watercolor pencils & markers for coloring then just add textures in photoshop so I do both. I prefer drawing on good old paper I'm not a big fan of the tablet thing.
Beloved in Grace,
Souba [/color]

I'm okay with a tablet, far from perfect, but I like that I can perfectly erase my mistakes on Photoshop. XD
I'm thinking of trying to color with traditional media but haven't worked on it yet.