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for clearing up the confusion that I had in regards to where the traffic for this tutorial was coming from. I was very afraid that I somehow was spamming people... somehow.
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Absolutely brilliant!
I had been racking my brain on how I was gonna add speech bubbles to my future drawings, but your method is fantasticly simpler than what I had in mind!
Thankyou!
The best way that I've ever seen someone do text-bubbles by hand was by first measuring out the bubbles on the finish page using a template ([link]) and then using that same template to draw the bubbles on a different sheet of paper. They then drew the text in that area so that they could cut out the bubbles. After that they double-checked and made sure that the bubbles fit and if they did, would glue it down with post-it note glue (re-positionable if needed).
It's definitely not the easiest method, but It's a good one if you have to correct mistakes that may have been made along the way.
^_^;
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