Just got word the latest issue of Candy or Medicine is now available online. It features my "Crudely Photoshopped Comic" An Ice Cream Story. To get your copy, just click on the cover.
Showing posts with label Ken Karnas. Show all posts
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Written by Adam
on 6:15 AM
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Finishing up my Crudely Photoshopped Comics Series has proven more difficult than I originally thought. Last time I posted one, you may remember that I found the CD with all the lost photos on it for the stories. But as I went over each of them it suddenly occurred to me, I have no idea what some of these stories are about anymore. But after calling Ken and spending some time scanning our collective memories, I was at least able to come up with something that works. So here's another installment of the Crudely Photoshopped Comics Series.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Written by Adam
on 6:57 AM
in Adam Wilson, Baptism, Exrocism, Ken Karnas, my work, Photoshop, short story
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This past weekend my girlfriend and I went up to New Hampshire for my little sister's wedding. Along the way we stopped off at my parent's house to break up the seven hour trip. While there I found a CD that I thought was lost forever. It was a bunch of pictures I had taken with my friend Ken that were intended to be used in my Crudely Photoshopped Comics series I had done a while back.
Unfortunately though because the artwork was so labor intensive, I never got around to doing more than the two stories I already posted (I'd written a bunch of them though). And now that I've found the CD, I'm gonna be finishing up the ones I can still remember (unfortunately my computer crashed and I lost the original scripts for them).
Now you may notice they look a little different, and that's because I don't have the time to go through and trace over every photo like I did in the previous stories (especially since I just signed on to a really big project I'll be telling everyone about pretty soon). So I streamlined the process a little bit and revamped the style to be more true to life.
But without further ado, here's the first of the new Curely Photoshopped Comic.
Unfortunately though because the artwork was so labor intensive, I never got around to doing more than the two stories I already posted (I'd written a bunch of them though). And now that I've found the CD, I'm gonna be finishing up the ones I can still remember (unfortunately my computer crashed and I lost the original scripts for them).
Now you may notice they look a little different, and that's because I don't have the time to go through and trace over every photo like I did in the previous stories (especially since I just signed on to a really big project I'll be telling everyone about pretty soon). So I streamlined the process a little bit and revamped the style to be more true to life.
But without further ado, here's the first of the new Curely Photoshopped Comic.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Written by Adam
on 7:54 AM
in Adam Wilson, Adventure, Car Troubles, Christy Kota, Dairy Queen, Ice Cream, Ken Karnas, my work, Photoshop
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Here's another one of my crudely Photoshopped comics that I did a while back. It's actually my first attempt at illustrating something myself so some of the art is pretty bad. Come to think of it I probably should have shown this one first... Oh well. Enjoy.




A special thanks to Ken Karnas and Christy Kota for their help. And to the people at the Dairy Queen in Wantage, NJ for not saying anything as we spent several hours in their parking lot taking pictures.




A special thanks to Ken Karnas and Christy Kota for their help. And to the people at the Dairy Queen in Wantage, NJ for not saying anything as we spent several hours in their parking lot taking pictures.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Written by Adam
on 11:00 AM
in Adam Wilson, Adventure, Comics, Ken Karnas, my work, photography, Photoshop, short story, underwater cameras
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The fact that I can't draw to save my life has always hindered my ability to make comics. It seemed that no matter how great an idea I had I was useless without an artist. So a while back I decided to try and remedy that by coming up with alternatives to drawing, methods that were a little more suited to my limited artistic abilities. One such idea involved taking pictures and tracing over them in photoshop to make them look like drawings. It was a rather crude process but seemed to do the job, I even got two short stories out of it. Here's one of them.
A special thank you to Ken Karnas for all his help.





