Nov 17, 2021
Superman: Birthright Issue #6
Writer: Mark Waid
Pencils: Leinil Francis Yu
Inks: Gerry Alanguilan
Colours: Dave McCaig
Letters: Comic Craft
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Superman: Birthright Issue #6
Writer: Mark Waid
Pencils: Leinil Francis Yu
Inks: Gerry Alanguilan
Colours: Dave McCaig
Letters: Comic Craft
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Best Supplies for Comics-Testing Japanese White Out
Comparing Japanese white correction products to find the best one for my comic needs!
Baby Groot makes me smile 😊
A tutorial on lettering techniques every webcomic creator should know!
Let’s Make a Comic!
Couldn't make my Comic Craft panel at the Nashville Public Library? Fear not, I have a YouTube channel full of art and crafty goodness! To get you started on the right comic making foot, here are a few of my Intro to Comic Craft tutorials, so you can work along at home.
Thumbnails
Roughs
You Need Perspective (perspective for cover)
Setting up a Double Page Spread
Perspective in the Panels
And what about when your comic is finished? What do you do with it then? Why, you make a mini comic, of course!
Let's Make a Mini Comic
My Intro to Comic Craft series is still in production (lots of painting coming up soon!), so keep an eye out on my channel, www.youtube.com/Nattosoup for more comic-y goodness!
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Amy Stoddard of Fine Sometimes Rain shares her comic making process. This post demonstrates how Amy uses Clip Studio Paint for all stages of her comic creation.
Hey comic craft buddies! My friend @tsukiyono wrote a guest post exploring her creation process for the webcomic Fine Sometimes Rain. If you’re interested in making comics, you should check it out! Speaking of guest posts, if YOU have a comic you’d like to promote, I pay $30 for comic process posts- ideally from scripts to finished product. If you’re interested, please send me an ask or an email.
Another entry in my ongoing Intro to Comic Craft series. In this video, we’re going to be roughing it- drawing in the roughs over our thumbnail bluelines! If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to my YouTube channel for more tutorials, reviews, and demonstrations. If you enjoy my videos, please watch at least 30 seconds of the ads that show before most of my videos- that’s how I get paid! If you really enjoy my content, please consider helping fund more of it by backing my Patreon, which supports the YouTube channel and the blog.
Nobody fully agrees on how to write a comic book script. In this post, we share our own crazy methods and a more common approach as well.
For those of us who are, or would like to become, comic artists, this ought to help get you started, or give you some fresh ideas.