I’m building an academic blog website, which will have a design that is something that feels straight out of a classic comic book issue rack: an unmistakable retro pop-art vibe. I’ll give you photographs alongside scans from the specific comic book pictures that nail the mood I’m after—think vintage halftone dots, slightly desaturated primaries, and a touch of pulp-era texture. Here’s how I picture the flow: you receive a batch of my photos (or instructions for what comic illustration I want) and blog post, create a full image in the requested style, and return both the flattened high-res PNG/JPEG for immediate web use. We’ll start with a single test image; once that’s approved, I’ll queue up sets for upcoming blog posts. Because I already have reference comics on hand, you won’t be guessing at the aesthetic—but I’m happy to hear any stylistic tweaks or colour palette suggestions that keep the artwork consistent across posts. If you routinely work with digital ink and emulate vintage printing effects, you’ll feel right at home here. Deliverables (per image) • Web-ready PNG/JPEG (minimum 2500 px on the long side) • Brief note on brushes/filters used so the look stays reproducible Once the first panel matches the retro pop-art feel, we can lock in a schedule for the long term. Looking forward to seeing my posts come alive in four-colour glory.