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Published: 2010-06-09 21:09:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 44232; Favourites: 614; Downloads: 2627
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A quick little breakdown of how I make a comic page.(Note: I work 100% on computer for this)
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Hmmm, do you have a rough estimate on how long it takes you to complete a page?
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HA! I saw that first page and thought "Yeah, squiggly lines that almost look like something. Check...so How do I get to the second page again? More lines?"
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Razzle Frazzle.... (see I didn't forget to add a comment.)
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Rember me the Oz guardian in Seq. Art. you know, now they're in space.
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Great is the power of Cintiq wielding Jollyjack.
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I know its been said but thank you for posting stuff like this. Gives amateurs a real look at comic paneling construction.
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This is awesome! Do you construct SA pages the same way?
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excellence! I always have a problem with the grey part
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I never thought such a simple breakdown/tutorial would have been so helpful, especially in regards to inking with varying pen sizes.
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Favorit-ing for future reference. Awesome stuff. I love the balance.
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Step 3 and your take on the linework and the gradual increase in thickness is VERY helpful. Thank you.
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It's always fun to see how people do their artwork! :3 This is some really cool stuff, dude!
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Nice insight into your work. Would love to see some more creative paneling though.
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Shit soo tiny dude can't even read the text!! Go back and re-upload this ya bloody 
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Don't blame me! It's the new "improved" DA.
Hit download.
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LOL. I wouldn't ever dream of doing so; Downloading it. LLAMA given.
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Very interesting, I like the "play games for an hour before moving on" part, lol
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Always interesting to see how other people do their work. Thanks for sharing this
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And here I thought you just worked from very tight pencils and skipped inking all together. Live and learn I guess ^.^
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well I guess you don't know Jack...
yes there was a pun there, sew me.
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Obviously not
"Sew" you?
Okay, just let me get a needle and thread
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itΒ΄s like ghost in the shell!! i Luuuuuuuv that anime!!!!
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Great stuff! Very insightful and helpful for those of us doing the same kind of work. Thanks for the breakdown!
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Wunderbar!
I was just contemplating line widths recently as well so this is doubly helpful.
Thanks!
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Jolly, do you any tips for me?
I've been drawing my comic for a while, but I'm terrible a doing it on computer.
Is there anyway to make great comics with MS Paint and a fake Photoshop program?
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They say beauty is within the eye of the beholder. Now if anyone were to tell me that this diagram of art perfection was not beautiful, I would either slow back away, as if their retarded views were contagious, or violently stab them to death....still deciding....My point being, that this is pure Gold. I wish I had your drawing hand, good sir. Perhaps they'll auction it away one day, now there is a scary thought....whats even more, is that some one would buy it....hope its me. 5/5 for showing us the light to witch we behold.
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Cool. I like seeing how other people work, it always gives nice insight into possible new ways to try and refine my own process. In this instance, I really like how you draw things thin, then thicken up the foreground lines. It sounds like a great way to create depth of field, I'm totally going to try doing that.
Thanks!
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Yeah I find it always nice when someone shows how he is working!
It helps me a loot!
Thank you! ;-D
Demitri this is a very strange Ikon......
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It's always nice to see how one utilizes their skills in art.
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Very informative, I'll be going to school for illustration for sequential arts this year and I have to say that I will definitly keep this in mind.
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and i bet the script goes through a lot too >__<
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That's a pretty interesting insight into the process of a professional artist. I do so love those!
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clap clap clap.
franckly i really like evolutions in a comic and always appreciate your style
a (already published) scenarist friend has been looking for a comics drawer (french/belgian format), but sadly she thinks working with an artist is already difficult, and if it has to be in another language ...
and i guess you already have tons of projects to do
anyway. good continuation. and good work
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ill keep this in mind :3
How about your paneling though, any way you decide that?
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