Girls From TNA - Breitlenger Jar, Chapter 7 Page 51 by RodS
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I enjoy creating artwork in Poser, Photoshop CC, Vue, and DAZ Studio. I also have a passion for photography, and have been actively shooting for many years. I've been using Poser since Version 8, and am also learning my way around DAZ Studio. I've been using Adobe Photoshop since version 4. I also use Vue 10. I frequently use my photos as backgrounds, and composite my 3D figures into them.
I have been creating my web comic / graphic novel "The Girls From T.N.A." since fall of 2009, and have been a member of Renderosity since August 2009. I've made a lot of wonderful friends here, and have been inspired every time I visit!
I will soon have a more complete biography, as I am updating everything. In the meantime, have a look around my gallery!
Thanks!
Rod
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Comments (19)
great job
Excellent chapter!
Agent orange i guess was prety ad back in the day, you have so much thought and creativity in your panels my friend. great that they were not injured badly on the drone strike and back to work soon.. glad i'm not the person having to do multiple interviews. i was thinking of maybe adding in another member of my T.N.A /A.N.T.. division but i so lack in the ideas and work you do Rod. if i do some one day, maybe a two panel at best. great developments in the MIssouri headquarters.
Looks like quite an elaborate creation! Those 3 gals in the last frame, are they the new job-seekers? Better hire them fast before I do.:-)
BTW I still use my 22 year-old version of Paintshop Pro and I love it -- without it 90% of my new pics wouldn't exist. And don't let things pull you down - they always come back up.
The sequence of these images is extraordinary RodS, an excellent job as always, only you can do it👍🙋♂️
Yes Adobe dose tend to dislike older machines, I used Adobe for a number of years but in a windows up grade they all failed, adobe said that windows coding has change windows said that Adobe had not stuck to the rules you just can not win Good luck with the chapters
I can recommend Affinity Photo if you get fed up with PhotoShop misbehaving. I do keep an ancient Mac with CS3 on it for occasional use (yes it still works) but since I got Affinity Photo that Mac hardly gets used. As for the getting older stuff it's a pain but better than the alternative, which is being dead.
Glad you got here anyway, thanks for making the effort!
Great work on this! And I love that hilarious side blow on that certain so-and-so!
Excellent work, Rod!
Your world of espionage and intrigue is without equal, Rod. We are still stuck with no buyer, but feel confident after today's viewer, who previously slipped a letter through our door, although it was shortly before we were ready to sell. So, she's been after our house for 18 months or so. I wish you luck, Rod. You deserve it, Sir!
You never fail to entertain and always so rewarding to finally see the next installment Rod.
Excellent
Super Grand Wonderful Job!!! THANKS for forcing Real Life into submission!!!
The girls are looking great as they carry out their mission under the careful guidance of your artistic direction Rod. I fully understand how life sometimes gets in the way of us pursuing our favorite hobbies, as I have experienced the same lately. You have my best wishes for things to slow down a bit, so that life becomes more pleasurable for both Jo and you.
Those out of work agents sitting down are looking very attractive and would be a great addition to any squad! I am going to jump ahead of Max and try to hire them first if your TNA squad has no room for them. :-)
You need to let G4 and the others not to leave those documents in bathroom, or in a closet... but then they are only classified.
awesome work!!
Hi, very nice comic and storytelling :)
Greets Stormrider75
Though I have dental issues (my mouth is throbbing as if nothing one else existed but it, the litle s---), this piece has been up since last wednesday, and I can't wait any longer. So here goes another way-too-long comment, put on your seatbelt...
As always, your composition is first rate. Love your angles. First frame, all this visual counterpoint, as the 3 fill in the right side of your frame, moving into the center (w/ g4), and the left half is more open, with the woman at the desk. It's just really good composition and contrast, Rod. (You're a master of these things.) And all black outfits (!) against bright wall light (with shadow as more counterpoint). And don't think I missed the thing on the solemn oath to the Constitution. ("Really? What's that??? The foundational law of this land, you say? Really??? I gotta read it one day...")
IN number two, more angle (I realize straight 90 degrees are boring, but angling things makes images more complicated, and one has to know composition in their cells to do it well.) Love the composition here. And the 3 different colored outfits, and the flash of red in the folder between Ar and G4. And the more-open space behind them...contrast, balance. Plus the reference to Agent Orange...a reminder of days past. (I can't help but think of trump, when I hear orange...)
3 frame, you're outside---I assume one of your photos. You match 3D with photo seamlessly in your pieces. In frame 4, you're back to the big 3, in an opposite pov---this time the outside is behind them rather than the office---and even the box is angled: lots of visual contrasts: a jazzy frame. And instead of a symmetric layout---ie, K and G on each end, and Ar in the very middle---you've put Ar to one side (the left) so the middle is the window, breaking up symmetry, keeping things varied, contrasted, 'moving'. (symmetry can be tyrannical). The 3 women are all at attention too (K's hands don't touch the desk, except her finger tips---this says, "they're waiting for something to happen, to be conveyed...")
And finally, in 5, you use he curved counter as a beautiful sweep through the frame; and the 3 "doge-refugees" sit in the background, with more contrast in costume (chrome purple, next to bright white w/ red skirt, etc. The pic on the left/bottom---is that the waiting room for all the govt rejects? or are they waiting for medical treatment after being under doge for 3 months? I love how you weave the present into these chapters...and so everyone waits to see how you pull all the narrative threads together for a big ending. Yeah, it's hard to believe your characters will never be back, after 4 or 5 more chapters. (they should come back as whacky-but-nice neighbors in the cheesy sitcom, "G4 and Me"...and Kinnie'll sell jewelry on QVC...don't let it happen! what's that old quote? "Say it ain't so, Joe!" Don't let the studios get their hands on your creations!) I like your disclaimer "NO AI was used in the creation of this artwork." (Next upload, reveal that you, yourself, are AI. Maybe we're all created by prompts...) I hope all is well with you and with Jo, and with your place. I wish you a very fine summer.
Top drawer as ever; as Anahata commented, the composition of the individual panels is excellent and love the tounge-in-cheek(ish) ending!
This is a super set of panels, great story and I can understand why something this elaborate would take some time to create. You are a master in creating these awesome story pages. Super cool installment on this ongoing story. Agent Orange or any chemical warfare is just pure evil.