Cameron Stewart
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Comic Hack
🕑 Added 2025-06-13 10:28:14 +0000 UTCOne of the things about returning to drawing physical pages instead of digital, that is difficult to adjust to, is the problem of having to fix large mistakes. Sometimes you can use white ink or paint, but that can be messy and change the surface texture of the page when redrawing. Sometimes you need a patch!
I used to just glue a new patch with the new drawing area over the old one, but that isn’t always reliable.
I messed up the perspective of these pavement cobbles and wanted to fix them. I taped a second board beneath, and used an Xacto knife to cut through *both* sheets to make a piece that precisely fits the hole in the top sheet. Then tape that piece in place - voila, a clean new space to redraw that’s flush with the original page. (Hopefully won’t mess it up this time)
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Romain L
Moebius used to call that "Rustine" (which is actually the name of a French brand of rubber repair patch that you put on damaged bicycle tires)
Sherwin Viray
Chris Samnee does something similar to this except he only peels the top layer of paper off. He doesn’t cut all the way through. He does this as white out or paint yellows differently over time (yellows faster I believe).
