Web comic work, illustration work and other stuff I might feel like doing.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Finally, back to the comic. I think I'm about 20 pages from the end. Now I just have to bust ass and get it done. The next four are the turning point of the story. Let's hope it has impact when it's all done.
e is Hand (yes rub on) lettering the whole thing as well! I understand him watercoloring it all... he's a genius with water colors but hand lettering is too much. He is in his 70's... I hope he lives long enough to finish it!
Gah, those rub on letters! Lettreset, I think... I used to use those for all the Picnic flyers, gift certificates and such. They're such a pain! This guy sounds like John Garcia, if you remember him; making western stories for himself, also watercolored. Poor John died a few years ago.
You and I both on those damn flyers! Where were computers when we needed them most?
I had no idea John died. I remember him well. He was such a great guy and good artist, despite his love of westerns, which I hate. I'm sad to hear he's gone.
Thanks, dood! That was deliberate. Color is half of Tamino. While Fite taught me a lot about comics in general, I like to think Tamino taught me a lot about color. I hope. :"D
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making progress! I have a friend who has been making a comic book for years now, 1500 drawings so far. You are doing pretty well getting this done!
Gads, 1500 is quite a lot! Tamino is only up to 128 pages at this point and is likely going to be about 150 in total. Thanks, Vince!
e is Hand (yes rub on) lettering the whole thing as well! I understand him watercoloring it all... he's a genius with water colors but hand lettering is too much. He is in his 70's... I hope he lives long enough to finish it!
Gah, those rub on letters! Lettreset, I think... I used to use those for all the Picnic flyers, gift certificates and such. They're such a pain! This guy sounds like John Garcia, if you remember him; making western stories for himself, also watercolored. Poor John died a few years ago.
You and I both on those damn flyers! Where were computers when we needed them most?
I had no idea John died. I remember him well. He was such a great guy and good artist, despite his love of westerns, which I hate. I'm sad to hear he's gone.
So subtle, that shift from a cool background/warm figure to cool figure/warm background, yet when you get to that past panel, POW.
Thanks, dood! That was deliberate. Color is half of Tamino. While Fite taught me a lot about comics in general, I like to think Tamino taught me a lot about color. I hope. :"D
I'd say the answer is "yes", sir, your use of color is growing by leaps and bounds. Ditto with composition.
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