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Area(s) of Interest or Expertise:
Illustration Story Telling
My Testimony: (We encourage members to share briefly about how their faith in Christ has impacted their lives.)
I've been to a lot of places and had many adventures. It appreaciate the work the Holy Spirit is doing in me.
Dream Job: (If you could have your dream job in the comics industry, what would it be?)
Working on my comic project and seeing it made into a movie. I would also enjoy being a character designer. But I like my job now, just wish that I had more action. Looking forward to retiring in about 10 years so that i can open up my dream...a t-shirt shop and graphic studio.
Favorite Comic Creators:
John Bryne Reggie Byers Jack Kirby Art Adams
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"doug hill has some good tutorials. MS takes some getting used to but after you do its pretty cool. its interface is a little different thank PS. I actually like the MS interface better. Again it is designed to create comics where as photoshop was…"
"managa studio can be down loaded free from the smith micro site by far it the best for inking, and my go to tool for digital inking
BUT
Adobe Illustrator is a close second. But the learning curve on AI is pretty intense. The the AI pen tool is…"
BUT
Adobe Illustrator is a close second. But the learning curve on AI is pretty intense. The the AI pen tool is…"
"lol. give me a call when you can. we have to catch up."
"woah... who drew that cover art. Its horrible! (lol)"
"Manga studio is roughly $70 you can find older versions for about $10 or $15. CHeck Fry's or Tiger Direct, they have sales from time time where you can get it for 100% off, you pay for it and they send you a refund. I bought a few versions like this…"
"My suspicions are that
#1 a lot of artists simply dont know, though its been around for a while artists are still learning how to do it digitally
#2 digital art its not taught in art school, and if it is adobe products are the platform. In my…"
#1 a lot of artists simply dont know, though its been around for a while artists are still learning how to do it digitally
#2 digital art its not taught in art school, and if it is adobe products are the platform. In my…"
"Some people use a butter knife instead of a flat head screw driver. It works but its not always the most efficient way.
This is how i see using photoshop to create comics. It works, but there are quicker and more effective ways."
This is how i see using photoshop to create comics. It works, but there are quicker and more effective ways."
"lol
Melchizedek Todd said:
Yo! Yo! Yo! D.L. Maffet my Brotha in Comic art! How you be dissin' Photoshop like dat! Photoshop been my main home-skillet for years. True dat! Photoshop is a OG that don't forgets where he came from! Photoshop is the…"
Melchizedek Todd said:
Yo! Yo! Yo! D.L. Maffet my Brotha in Comic art! How you be dissin' Photoshop like dat! Photoshop been my main home-skillet for years. True dat! Photoshop is a OG that don't forgets where he came from! Photoshop is the…"
"Manga Studio 5. (or 4). Hands down the BEST in creating comics. But there is a process to creating comics digitally. If you do not have a background or basic working knowledge of graphic software, expect to be frustrated. I have over 10 yrs…"
"this is after black dynamite and Dony Armstrong is the colorist for this comic. It is a spin off of a webcomic called fallen justice. The comic is called www.thesoulofahero.com (note: black dynamite is not the only hero allowed to have an afro and…"
"what he said...
it good stuff and true"
it good stuff and true"
"@ hailey... you know... the armored saint does look like magneto! I was trying to make his helmet look more like it had a cross icon worked into the design. But looking at it in color it screams MAGNETO.
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Hi! Thanks! BTW, I didn't used manga studio.. I draw and ink my comics on paper and pen. Without the screentone and backgrounds. I scan my drawings and put them on Adobe PhotoShop. That's where I add screentones,shadings and backgrounds. You can also download free screentones in the net, but you can also use gray colored brushes for shading. :) It also depends on your style by the way. I'm doing manga or japanese style comics which really uses screentones.
For backgrounds, I'm still learning this, I try to check out some perspective and other background that would help me for my panels. But surely, I did this only in Adobe Photoshop.
Thanks friend! :)
Thanks for the welcome, and i am happy to colour for everyone :)
Hey DL - got your note. Happy to connect at SDCC this week or via phone the following week if you aren't in San Diego for the con. :) Call the office and slot a call for us together through Becky Berg at 949 429 1000
Hi D.L.! Just wanted to say 'Hello' and pray that God might bless your upcoming webcomic. Thanks for calling us to prayer for the CCAS at San Diego Con, they will need it. I always hear how spiritually challenging those shows are.
Cool! Thanks! I should try that some time! :D
You have great talent, and I can see on the boards, also a genuine heart for your fellow Christians. I love your art, and I truly believe God will bless your work on the inspirations He has gifted you with because of your devotion and desire to Glorify Him:)
Ha! Took me a bit to remember HOW to comment back! I do have google...but I don't turn the chat on (long story--I'll tell you sometime). I'm at brolandmann@gmail.com
Would LOVE a Christian Comic Convention. The folks at Gideon are willing to work with the idea, too...but they just don't know anything about them and it isn't something I can do. I can HELP, but I can't do it.
I haven't tried using Freehand software. It is good for both sketching and coloring?
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