So, I did two important things recently.
First, I posted my 101 sketches I made with Krita since I started working on it. I made a google+ album out of it, because I didn’t think this server could hanle 101 sketches easily. (Update: google+ died, so now they’re here.)
Secondly, I formally open sourced my little SVG comic reader with GPL 3.0 (which I think is sensible for a web-application.) You can find it on github here: https://github.com/therahedwig/SVG-comic-reader
I actually made it 2.5 years ago, but I never formally open sourced it, more forgot about it, actually. When at the Krita sprint, Boudewijn remarked he really disliked the way how webcomics present themselves, I remembered it again and show it to him and Timothée Giet. Timothée, as a comics creator was interested in using it, and I finally took the step to open source it.
It has quite a few features, so check out the readme at github.
First test with two point perspective 
second test 
Test of drawing several characters of mine, was looking in particular for 
finally trying out all sorts of perspectives 
Having fun with the mirror tool 
Having fun with a cloud brush 
More clouds 
Space clouds 
Failed kiki 
Test image for the newly coded concentric assistant 
Mermaid idea 
Another fish eye test 
This one was shaded by painting normals and then shading with the phongbumpmap filter. 
More fun with fisheye 
attempt at bg for animation, never got nywhere. 
I think this one’s a test of color theory, using add and divide to get brighter colors rather than just mixing. 
Trying to figure out a fire fairy character 
Sketches of people lying down 
Wanted to try one of those weapon sketches, didn’t wor out. 
Typical sci-fi tube thing 
Further development of the fire fairy character 
Playing with the greater mode. 
Attempt at making a city scape, got too tired before it got out of the ugly phase. 
Muscle sketches, don’t draw men enough. 
Lightning test 
Wide gamut image that I used to test softproofing. 
Feet sketches. 
Handsketches 
