A BloodLines Filler Page

BloodLines is a comic that I started back in 6th grade and have finally gotten.....I guess you could say serious with it. The comic is fantasy/sci-fi/religious. Kind of like a mix of Harry Potter, The Golden Compass, and the Bible(The Old Testament....I believe....) but mostly Harry Potter like. J.K. Rolling was pretty inspiring to me when I was little.
Okay okay! So this is one of the three filler pages I've been working on.

 I've been working on backgrounds and perspective. Finished this the other day. Currently working on the two characters, Ana and Aramis (who can be found on my DeviantArt in the BloodLines folder). I'm doing what I did with the previous filler, which you can find later on in this post.
I draw the background in pencil
Draw the people(as well as other objects) on a different piece of paper with pencil, then go over them with pen, cut them out leave a white edge around them
Tape them to a copy of the background
Make a copy
Then color it with color pencils.
With this one I'm going to use water colors for the glass. I was also thinking of coloring the first copy of the background then tape
This is the third one out of the three
Here is the first one

The filler page that goes after Chapter 1 (which is in the process of being colored. Cover and first page are already up on my DeviantArt)
I didn't mean to copy it onto reused paper, going to fix that later with PhotoShop >.>
I colored this like a toddler on purpose. Go ahead and call it messy but do you ever tell a child that. It's suppose to reflect an inner child, thus being demonstrated by Meena (red head girl which is the main character of BloodLines. Green hair chick is her little sister\).
Used crayons for this. I only had limited colors though.








Here is the second filler that goes after Chapter 2 (which is in process of being thought up)

 This was made in the way I explained with the first drawing.
In it is the main character Meena and her first real friend Alda.
My first attempt of working on backgrounds and perspective. It's alright. There are a few mistakes. Need to fix a couple things in PhotoShop, but over all I'm pretty proud of it.

Okay now feel free to critic and give advice!