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RAHeight2002-2012 — RPM Ish 4 Pg 3
Published: 2010-03-23 17:10:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2378; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 79
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As I am chopping through the pages of RPM #4 I figured I would give you guys another taste
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Comments: 23
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amazing details dude; can't wait till the inks are done
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Lovin the pages man. Wish I didn't have to drop off the book.
dub
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Yeah, but I totally understand how home life stuff can affect comics work. Been through that more times than I would care to mention.
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Trying to bring my A-game to every project, man!
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"Hero Emergency Hotline! This is Clarence, how may I assist you today?"
"HELPMEI'MDRIVINGMYCOMPACTCARSIDEWAYSWHILEAGIANTROBOTISTRYINGTOCOMPACTMYCOMPACTTHEHARDWAAAAAAAAAAY!!!"
"Please hold while I transfer you to my supervisor."
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so kinetic, man! and great angle on that bottom panel.
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Ray,
Nice layout! Great job on your use of positive
and negative space.
moe
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No...no I don't like it...I don't like the brand of boards you're using. i'm not faving.
yea I don't have anything constructive to say.
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Damn, Ray--EVEN BETTER than the last RPM stuff you posted. You are ROCKING ALONG, man!!!!!
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Great looking page! It sometimes amazes me that you do all your darks by hand when you know an inker is going to go over them anyway. I think I remember reading a comment of yours from way back when telling someone you hated the look of those little x's everywhere that many pencilers use. Am I correct?
I think it's probably because shading it the way you do makes the page look more like a standalone work of art instead of a blueprint for something else. You can have something you can hang on a wall and be proud of it from the very beginning.
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Yup. I totally said that. When pencilers go all out on a page i.e. fully rendering the page with shadows and such, the end result is a LOT nicer to look at than just open line work and inking indicators. That's why you shouldn't do that when showing pages to an editor. It just looks unfinished. I learned that the hard way.
When working in an industry where you're only as good as your last work, it's best...as a penciler, to fully render your pages. Now, I will only do inker indicators when I KNOW I won't be showing that page to potential employers and I want to move the drawing process along faster.
Also, you probably won't be able to see a page with x's on them. Collectors want fully rendered work, too!
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