We kick off the process by creating a character description document, which includes personality type, wants, needs and fears and anxieties. We then create a story beat-sheet which is an outline of the story – we’ll visit this again in the script writing stage.

Our team of artists will develop the visual style and direction for the comic book, we create character designs, environment concepts and agree on a colour palette for the book too.

Our writers revisit the story beat-sheet and develop this into a detailed script that outlines the story, dialogue, and narration of the story. The script can include panel descriptions, page layouts and reference material.

Once we have client sign off, our artists create a storyboard of the comic from start to finish so we can review the visual delivery of the story in entirety

Using the storyboard, our artists create detailed pencil sketches that lay out the composition and detail of each panel of the comic.

Our artists then ink each of the sketched panels, creating the final line art.

We apply colour to the line art, either digitally or by hand, to bring the comic to life based on the previously agreed colour palette.

Our team adds dialogue, captions, and sound effects to the comic pages.

Finally, we send the completed comic to our printers for production and agree delivery and distribution with our client.