Dogman-Style Graphic Novel Artwork
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a 30-page graphic novel, plus front cover, fully scripted and panel-mapped. What is missing is the art itself: clean, bold outlines, simple shapes, and solid-color backgrounds that pop with bright, vibrant hues (think simple, like Dogman style).
Scope of work
• Illustrate every panel on all 30 story pages (4–6 panels each) following my provided page layouts.
• Design all characters from scratch, using reference images I will supply as a starting point.
• Create the full-color cover that matches the interior look and feel.
Deliverables
1. A print-ready CMYK package (TIFF or layered PSD) for every page and the cover.
2. A web-friendly digital set (RGB PDF or JPEG) of the same pages.
3. Source files kept well-organized by page and layer so that text balloons may be adjusted later if needed.
Acceptance criteria
• Characters stay on-model across pages.
• Bright, consistent palette throughout, with solid backgrounds that never compete with the foreground action.
• All files meet standard U.S. comic trim size with 1/8-inch bleed and safe area respected.
• Final print files run a quick CMYK pre-flight in Acrobat without warnings.
Once the art hits those checks, I will sign off on each batch so we can keep momentum. Looking forward to seeing a playful, expressive take on the story.
Scope of work
• Illustrate every panel on all 30 story pages (4–6 panels each) following my provided page layouts.
• Design all characters from scratch, using reference images I will supply as a starting point.
• Create the full-color cover that matches the interior look and feel.
Deliverables
1. A print-ready CMYK package (TIFF or layered PSD) for every page and the cover.
2. A web-friendly digital set (RGB PDF or JPEG) of the same pages.
3. Source files kept well-organized by page and layer so that text balloons may be adjusted later if needed.
Acceptance criteria
• Characters stay on-model across pages.
• Bright, consistent palette throughout, with solid backgrounds that never compete with the foreground action.
• All files meet standard U.S. comic trim size with 1/8-inch bleed and safe area respected.
• Final print files run a quick CMYK pre-flight in Acrobat without warnings.
Once the art hits those checks, I will sign off on each batch so we can keep momentum. Looking forward to seeing a playful, expressive take on the story.