Each artist has their own ways of creating their stories. We have favorite tools, we have a favorite style, whether emulated or unique in our own right. However, if you are making a comic book in a traditional form, and you have to perform inking…we all have a specific need in common, and that’s the right ink. There are as many...
read morePaper is the most important supply an artist uses. You can have the best ink in the world, but if you have a pitted, coarse paper, that valuable ink will run every which way and cause all sorts of chaos in your creation heaven. This should not be tolerated. Over the years I have spent thousands of dollars on paper alone, and...
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I bet you’re thinking you know what program we’re going to talk about…. Adobe Illustrator? Nope. Adobe Photoshop? Not on yer life. Adobe InDesign? Hehe…not even close. In fact, it’s not even an Adobe product at all. This is a program that’s considered the workhorse in my arsenal when it comes to eComic production. It...
read moreOne of the fun aspects of being an artist is using the tools and shaping your new creation, bringing it to life. Going into an art store was one of my favorite places in thew world, walking down the isles looking for the fine brushes, testing ink or shopping for the perfect paper. I could lose myself or hours looking for the right...
read moreThis may sound like a simple matter, but trust me when I say it deserves a measure of time for your consideration. Do you have an idea for your eComic? Sure, Brit-Boy is a Superhero from the UK, who has the phenomenal power of mind-over-cheese. He can also flip nunchakus of Leafield at deadly speeds, and slide under doors by...
read more“eComic” stands for ‘electronic comic’ (or comic book), and usually refers to the internet. However, eComics can be placed into two general categories, even though technology and innovation continue to progress: The first is a purely electronic experience, which means the comic is viewed and enjoyed exclusively on the...
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