Hello there! Welcome back!!
The bear in your profile photo is rad, loving the design

Thanks a lot peeps! When I get back home I'll check out some of my favorite comics, see if I get any cool concepts for figuring out my panels.
If I get a completed, coherent comic out of this I'll be really happy. And who knows, maybe I'll do good in the competition too.

I'm planning to. The list seems really interesting. September is a really hectic month though, I can't prepare like I would have wanted. But yeah, definitely attempting it.

@aaimiller Hello there!
thanks for your insight. You make some good points. I just feel that it's something I should be mindful of but like you said maybe for a small comic it's fine. I feel like the limitation of 4 pages for the competition limits me. I want to fit everything in a small setup. Perhaps I didn't pick the best story for such a small comic.
So the story's about a robot that's built for war and is supposed to come alive at just the insertion of a coin. Problem is, it doesn't come alive. Instead it wakes up at night to look at the stars unbeknownst to the engineers. How does that sound?

@Art-of-B I see. Only once you're actually doing comics you see how much work goes into them. I appreciate the advice. I do have a bunch of comics to take reference from.

Hello, hello people.

I'm in the process of making a small, 4 paged comic for a competition here in my country. I was making storyboards-ish yesterday and made miniatures of the pages. I see that most of my panels have the same size. Is that a problem? Does it look monotonous?
Also is that the correct way of doing things? The final pages will be A3 sized, so I thought I'd first make some samples in my sketchbook. If you have a suggestion for the way I do things, I'd love to hear it.

Awesome image, the color pallette is really lively and eye catching!
I may be very wrong here but is that splashing water on the left correct? It looks wrong. I think that when you splash water off yourself it stays behind you. Since his arm is coming down from doing a full circle to swim I'd guess the water wouldn't be like that. I might be wrong like I say or very nitpicky. It just caught my eye.

Nope, I'd say you're off to a pretty good start to watercolor.
This is very pleasing to my eyes, the dragon and the tree have very interesting designs. Others have already given you pretty spot on critiques. I'd say this is a pretty awesome illustration. Keep going with it.
@Kevin-Longueil that advice can be appreciated by everyone, thanks so much for the awesome input!

Woah man, that rocks!!! It's looking great!
Interesting color pallette and the concept is inviting as well. You can base a whole book on that one illustration.

I'm from Greece, my hometown is called Korinthos. Quite close to the capital.

I like 3 and 4, but all of them are interesting designs. I'm excited to see the final result!