Welcome, everyone, to this edition, where I’m sharing a drawing—from the initial sketch to the digital illustration—and some of the changes I made with the help of artificial intelligence.
Flacucho This fictional character is actually inspired by my own face. The sketch was drawn in pencil, taking my physical features into account, and from there I used a specific command to create this linear style. With the help of artificial intelligence, as I mentioned earlier, it was much easier for me to adjust certain proportions and achieve this result.
The number of scenes I can create in a matter of minutes is truly impressive—it saves a lot of time. This is a great way for us creators to use our designs, drawings, and illustrations of any kind to make small adjustments. In this case, the changes are quite noticeable, as they alter the character’s position and setting, making the creation of comic strips much simpler, easier, and more productive. In my opinion, these comics are destined to tell stories of the bustling streets areas of passion and life, as well as stories of struggle.
Lets Show one by one.
Flacucho starts his day by walking into a bakery, as usual, ordering his hot coffee and smoking a cigarette—all to kick off a new day, a new adventure that’s less planned and more completely improvised, leaving the door open to whatever fate has in store as we carve out a path to follow.
Flacucho, just like me, is tired of always wearing the same clothes, and one of the things he practically dreams about and longs for right now is a new wardrobe. I know it’s pretty unpleasant to always look the same. No matter how hard I try to keep myself clean, wear and tear is something you can’t hide—let alone the frayed seams and torn parts of my shoes.
When he walked into that discount store, Flacucho found the clothes he’d been looking for: a pair of sneakers and a shirt that wasn’t too tight, giving him a sense of freedom and ease with every step he took.
It's time to enjoy this moment with a cup of coffee and a cigarette while we figure out our next move—the road ahead is long, and it's much harder to travel if we're hungry.
