I've been working on my key poses for my scenes as Jack has suggested. I have recently bought a drawing table that I could use as a light box as I need everything to be consistent so I will be using that to draw my key poses and in betweens.
So far I have been putting off painting the background as I'm not sure how I'd best to approach it. The way I planned it was I'd watercolour paint the background but the probably is that if I paint it on a normal sheet of paper, because it's watercolour I'm afraid it'll make the paper wrinkle and when I scan that in it'll look horrible. So what I think I'm going to do is buy one of those thicker paper made for watercolour and I could take a photo of it with the highest quality like Darren suggested. Or I could try scanning it as well.
So far I have been putting off painting the background as I'm not sure how I'd best to approach it. The way I planned it was I'd watercolour paint the background but the probably is that if I paint it on a normal sheet of paper, because it's watercolour I'm afraid it'll make the paper wrinkle and when I scan that in it'll look horrible. So what I think I'm going to do is buy one of those thicker paper made for watercolour and I could take a photo of it with the highest quality like Darren suggested. Or I could try scanning it as well.
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