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Azad-Injejikian In reply to Shadow-Messenger [2013-07-21 11:33:10 +0000 UTC]

Lol, no, the episode starts off with Sam finding a decapitated Brother in the snow ritualistically arranged with his head in his own lap. Never noticed the resemblance before

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Shadow-Messenger In reply to Azad-Injejikian [2013-07-22 13:28:11 +0000 UTC]

Oh, okay then. XD

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Azad-Injejikian In reply to 1ringtofindthem [2013-04-09 14:53:06 +0000 UTC]

I use photoshop like most people. CS5 with a 24" wacom CIntiq. I had been using CS3 but the lines were too jagged. CS5 was much better. I use a hard round digital brush with "shape dynamics" and pressure sensitivity ON for thick and thin lines (NOT pressure sensitivity for opacity).

Most of the comics are actually hand drawn and linked (only digitally colored), but my most recent ones are 100% digital. I hope that helps

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1ringtofindthem In reply to Azad-Injejikian [2013-04-13 10:05:00 +0000 UTC]

I used to only draw the sketches on paper with a pencil and then scan it. After that I usually draw again using my tablet and the sketch on the background (different layer which I delete later on). I didn't know I could draw with ink, scan it and then color it directly. What kind of pen do you use with the hand drawn ones ?

Thank you it helped. And I'd like to ask another question. Did you use Illustrator CS6 ? And if you did, which software do you prefer, Photoshop or Illustrator ?

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Azad-Injejikian In reply to 1ringtofindthem [2013-04-13 13:35:47 +0000 UTC]

For these comics I exclusively used Fabre-Castell Pitt Brush pens. It's real ink, and it's a brush tip to get thick and thin lines.

I use illustrator, but not for making comics like this. Illustrator is good for flat graphic looking work, not organic comic lines, and takes too long to do what is easily done by hand.

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1ringtofindthem In reply to Azad-Injejikian [2013-04-16 21:15:58 +0000 UTC]

Okay thanks for your time and answers

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