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Schizotom
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posted 18-09-2005 04:50 PM     Profile for Schizotom   Author's Homepage   Email Schizotom     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
ppl dont draw comics in small places lol.

they draw each frame on like a4 then scan it in a comp and put it all on one sheet and resize it.

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Funkenstein
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posted 19-09-2005 02:50 PM     Profile for Funkenstein   Author's Homepage   Email Funkenstein     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Yeeaah well that works sometimes. Often though you want people to overlap out of panels, and scanning and re-sizing each and every panel to fit often takes far too damn long. The best idea is to draw the whole page on one piece of A3 paper, then scale the whole thing down to a proper size for print.
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<Si13Nt>
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posted 19-09-2005 05:59 PM       Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Schizotom:
ppl dont draw comics in small places lol.

they draw each frame on like a4 then scan it in a comp and put it all on one sheet and resize it.


...not always...usually thats just done if you need to put detail in, like a portrait, n a lil panel aint enough


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posted 19-09-2005 08:09 PM     Profile for Cloud   Author's Homepage   Email Cloud     Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
get on your account you bum.

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NZ Matt
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posted 20-09-2005 09:54 AM     Profile for NZ Matt   Author's Homepage   Email NZ Matt     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Ive added 2 backgrounds in, fiddled with the opacity but i prefered it dark, have to work on action lines for the next frames though.

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Schizotom
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posted 20-09-2005 05:07 PM     Profile for Schizotom   Author's Homepage   Email Schizotom     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
right heres some tips for action lines:

creating a new brush in photoshop:

1. create a dot about 1 pixel somewhere on the screen.

2. select it and right click. a drop down list appears: click 'free transform'

3. right now stretch it to however long you want the action line to be. and rotate it to the right angle.

4. now deslect evrything.

5. go to top. click 'edit' then 'define brush'

6. now your speedline should be a brush so you want to save the brushes.

7. i would advise you to set the brush to a spacing of 25%

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posted 21-09-2005 07:50 AM       Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
hey thanks ill try that in photoshop.
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