One of the chapters in our upcoming English textbook has to do with hurricanes and typhoons. As before, I've been tasked with coming up with a story told in both prose and comic-strip form. Here's one part of one panel of a five-panel comic, in which we see a cow flying through the air:
I'll be back in the office tomorrow to try to draw the rest of the comic strips. I no longer do the coloring: our in-house graphic designer takes my black-and-white line art and works his magic on it all, giving my work heft and dimension. He's quite talented. Upshot: when the cow appears in our textbook, it'll be colored differently.
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