So far so good, we are now in the
ninth part of this. But have been getting complaints about understanding
issues. I know it’s quite tough to get something like making comics via such
brief article and not so detailed steps of illustrations. So, introducing the Youtube
channel (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtcNGux-J-_w0Z-uNCAQlnR6eRB_D74cm).
Where you can see a better demo of the making process if required.
As we are soon going to get more
precise about technical details, I felt this would come up as a great help.
So, we get to our this issue’s
making of comics. This time we will keep it very “handmade” kind of thing. By
next part of this article you will come to know what I really mean by being
hand made. ^_^
As always one has to start with
basic shape to get to the required pose.
Adding a little bit detail to the
pose that we have got .
Staging it to tell the story.
Positioning it according to the requirement. Added another character, a scary
pumpkin :P
Drew out the outline very
roughly, not very tough to do. ^_^
Added base colour.
Little bit shading and darker
tints.
Now this could be new to many,
here a premade texture from Google is placed above all the layers, can be done
in the digital work flow in any layer based software and play with bending
options. And on paper or canvas the paper itself provides a very good detail.
Be choosey next time with your paper before drawing. ^_^
Texture taken from
webdesignledger.com - Texture 73
After adding texture, notice the
grains added up due to it.
Now finishing it ^_^
Hope you enjoyed this one. Will
come up with more things in upcoming articles :P. Do a lot of drawings and if
you wish, you can share with me too at simmi@fagangstuffs.com.
Simmi Singh
simmi@fagangstuffs.com
Check out it’s video tutorial at http://youtu.be/6JMC_NX40Es
by Simmi Singh simmi@fagangstuffs.com
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