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I thought I'd share the process I go through for creating a single panel in a comic. 1/ Blue pencil drawing 2/ Inking (with a Sable no.6 brush) 3/ Pick base colour 4/ Block in very rough colours with hard round brush. 5/ Paint the texture and add details 6/ Tidy it up & add text
Thought I'd share the process behind the front cover to Haru. Something I'm still really proud of. Using a strong Triangle-based concept, I start with a rough drawing in Blue. This time I did the inks in Procreate using one of the in-built brushes. Then colours on Photoshop.
Here's a handful of illustrations I did for an Explorer's expedition book. I've done 18 of these now. These are very fun to do, I use the Polygon lasso tool to draw shapes, and then I play with a couple of different brushes and build up the layers. It's quick and I did 3 this eve
My name is Joe, I am a freelance Illustrator and Designer.
I make comic books and I am working on various Graphic Novel and Picture Book pitches.
I want to make comics with cute critters that people care about.
Would anyone like a pre-thought bubble commission?
I probably have time to do a couple before the show, for collection at Thought Bubble this weekend.
Some A5 examples here... @ThoughtBubbleUK
I keep seeing things about it being Portfolio day, so here's a couple of things from mine I thought I'd share
I’ve shut myself in the dark for weeks now, toiling over a hot stove. Piecing together fragments of parchment stained with strange ink that resemble faces and places. Here’s what I discovered. Debuting at Kendal @comicartfest
This past week has been tough.
This is a painting that I did many years ago and it lives in my mums house. I hope next week isn’t as bad. https://t.co/EPtb4PepLs