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Comic Artist

Volume 3
Magazine

In Comic Artist 3 you'll learn the skills to start painting amazing comic art with the help of the best in the business. Follow the professionals, like Dylan Teague and Julian Totino Tedesco, and their step-by-step workshops and you'll soon be painting Thor, Black Panther, Harley Quinn and loads more awesome characters. There's also loads of features and interviews to get you informed and inspired.

WELCOME...

YOUR QUESTIONS • answered by our panel of experienced artists

STREAMLINE YOUR SKETCH PROCESS • Get to grips with SketchBook Pro’s Lagoon user interface and enhance your workflow in this excellent drawing program, says our seasoned expert,

GET TO KNOW THE BRUSH PALETTE • Next, we explain how organising your brushes and tools in SketchBook Pro and managing their properties will improve your creative workflow

CUSTOMISE AND SET UP BRUSHES • More is never enough when it comes to art! In addition to selecting the tools you want, you can customise any brush in SketchBook Pro or create your own. Here’s how...

TAP INTO THE POWER OF LAYERS • Think layers are a luxury? Find out how layers can help you take your work in SketchBook Pro from initial sketch to finished artwork

USING LOCK TRANSPARENCY • Take advantage of the power of SketchBook Pro’s Lock Transparency function and make life easier when you’re rendering or colouring your artwork

BRING YOUR ART TO ANIMATED LIFE • Learn the basics of the fledgling Flipbook feature in SketchBook Pro 7, and with a bit of planning you can use it to produce an effective animation

KEN LASHLEY • The comic book artist opens up his sketchbook and reveals how it helps him get out o f his comfort z one

DOES DRAWING COMICS PAY? • We ask indie comic artists about the industry and whether they’re able to earn a decent crust…

Randy Bishop • When he ’s not painting or storyboarding, R andy likes to sketch kooky characters…

The art of Conan the Barbarian

Patxi Peláez • Comic characters are trying to leap from the pages of this Basque Coun try artist ’s sketchbook

FIONA STAPLES • The hottest artist in comics today talks to us about Saga, her drawing past and her future prospects…

Tara Fern on • The appeal o f wildlife – both friendly and aggressive – comes across clearly in this artist ’s sketchbook

PLANNING A SUPERHERO COVER • Julian Totino Tedesco walks us through the process of creating an image that’s both appealing as an illustration and functional as a cover.

HOW TO PAINT A GIRL AND HER TANK

STORYTELLING TIPS FOR COMIC BOOKS

PENCIL AND INK A GAME CHARACTER • Dive into the intricate, brooding shadows as ANDY BRASE uses line and ink for a deadly version of Ezio, the iconic killer from Assassin’s Creed II

CREATE A COMIC PAGE IN CLIP STUDIO PAINT • Favourite 2000 AD artist Dylan Teague explains his process for creating a comic page in Clip Studio Paint

GIVE TINTIN THE FABLES TREATMENT • NIMIT MALAVIA combines traditional and digital media as he develops an engaging Tintin cover, painting the familiar while finding his own voice

PAINT HELLBOY CARICATURE ART • JEAN-BAPTISTE MONGE shares his thought process for recreating a comic classic, with a younger, cuter version of Mike Mignola’s Hellboy

WAYS TO WATCH THE WORLD... • SOMNATH PAL talks about learning through observation and empathy, to create art that’s emotionally engaging and has a strong personal voice

BRING COLOUR TO BLACK PANTHER • KEN LASHLEY’S Black Panther is brought to life by JUAN FERNANDEZ, a pro colourist who passes on a decade’s worth of comic industry advice

BRING YOUR COMICS SKILLS INTO FILMS • Storyboards for film sequences, just like comics, interpret and visualise a script. JIM CORNISH...

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  • OverDrive Magazine

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  • English