Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 28 January 2013 | No Comments
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There are many ways to script a comic but we’re going to discuss the style I picked up when first starting out in comics. It’s a modified version of the style Neil Gaiman uses, which is apparently a modified version of the style Alan Moore uses so you know it’s a scripting style that works.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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Webcomics need characters. The reader is going to need someone to focus on and associate with when they read your work.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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Colour can make or break a comic. It adds an extra level to an otherwise flat and dull comic; even making more readers take interest.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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What separates good art from great art is a sense of depth to the image. Shading adds tangibility to the image, and makes it look more natural.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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The greatest comics in the world will generally have three things in common: an excellent script, excellent artwork, and excellent lettering.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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It’s Victorian England, 1889, and London is still reeling from the aftermath of Jack the Ripper.
Yazan: ben | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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The Lasso Tool is typically used for selecting irregular sections of an image. You can, however, use it as a drawing tool.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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There are veteran comics doing the rounds that don’t have the presentation Steve Ogden has managed in just shy of seven months.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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A common problem webcomic artists stumble into with alarming regularity is the need to see constantly rising viewing figures. The need for validation can be a significant one.
Yazan: Zoë Kirk-Robinson | 24 January 2012 | No Comments
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The creator of the popular Amerimanga Misfile talks to The Webcomic Builder about how and why he creates webcomics.
