Found.

I've been trying to find a good enough paper to ink on. So far i tried Marker paper from Canson, Bristol Board from Daler Rowney and W&N. Daler Rowney worked best but the ink bleeds a bit so my lines aren't sharp enough. Suddenly I remembered my stash of about 100 sheets of 250g Schollenhammer drawing paper. Sheets are 45X62,5 cm so i get two A3 out of every one. Gives a really crisp line. They have a yellow tone but works OK when scanned.

Drawing on paper.

Trying out my new Saji-Pen and ink from Kuretake. Seems to work OK. Inking backgrounds with pigma markers. Also used School pen from Kuretake for backgrounds. It gives a really crisp line and is easy to work with. Started to print out blue lines with balloons and lettered with Dave Gibbons lower font. Then lettering by hand with the printout as a guide.
Ordered some W&N A3 Bristol Board so I can ink whole pages. Right now I could only find A4 in the local art supplies store.
As you can notice I pride myself on keeping a neat workspace. Seriously I have to get a proper drawing board.

Micron

More inking with Micron markers. Trying to find the right line wheight.

New/old frame.

Trying some new stuff.

Layout

The plan was to start with the first 12 pages but I got carried away and made a new layout for pages 1-17. I hope this will add clarity to the story. Meanwhile Stefan is rewriting some of the text.

Dagens Nyheter

We are very pleased to find a short text by Jonas Thente on Places People Stories in today's Dagens Nyheter.
"The comic sumarizes a few of the conference lectures in a playful way and provides an excellent introduction to academic thinking both contemporary and traditional."

We're done!

Finally, after many hours of last minute changes, re-drawing, re-coloring and proof reading we, Petter and I, are so pleased to announce that Places People Stories is at the printers.
We'll be able to check out the first copies this tuesday.
Waiting for those you can read the complete graphic novel on Issuu.