Wednesday, February 17, 2016
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Creative Living
Lately I've been seeing the comic progress sheets of other artists going around, and everytime I see one, I'm like, "I really need one of those!"
Beyond keeping organized, having a comic page progress sheet is motivating. With every page crossed out and marked as done, that's another step towards finishing a chapter.
So I took some time and created a sheet of my own on Canva. I really like it and I'm looking forward to using it to keep motivated.
And if you would like a copy of the Comic Page Progress Tracker, you can download the PDF here from my Google drive. For some reason it looks a little weird in Adobe Reader, but it prints perfectly.
In the PDF is a link to a version of the sheet that can be edited with Canva. There you can change the colors and even the workflow to fit the way you operate.
One note about Canva, when moving the squares from one page from another, they may show up without dividing lines. Simply move the square back a layer and the lines will reappear.
I think something like this would be great for novel and stories too.
Comic Page Progress Tracker
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Lately I've been seeing the comic progress sheets of other artists going around, and everytime I see one, I'm like, "I really need one of those!"
Beyond keeping organized, having a comic page progress sheet is motivating. With every page crossed out and marked as done, that's another step towards finishing a chapter.
So I took some time and created a sheet of my own on Canva. I really like it and I'm looking forward to using it to keep motivated.
And if you would like a copy of the Comic Page Progress Tracker, you can download the PDF here from my Google drive. For some reason it looks a little weird in Adobe Reader, but it prints perfectly.
One note about Canva, when moving the squares from one page from another, they may show up without dividing lines. Simply move the square back a layer and the lines will reappear.
I think something like this would be great for novel and stories too.
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