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Aaron Renier shares his process of creating a page for the Adventure Time comic book — from thumbnail sketch to final line art and watercolours combined in Photoshop.

Aaron Renier shares his process of creating a page for the Adventure Time comic book — from thumbnail sketch to final line art and watercolours combined in Photoshop.

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Filed under: comicsprocesshow-toAaron RenierAdventure Time

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    Confession: I have never actually seen an episode...for no acceptable reason.
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    Process, woot!
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