Hello all,I am looking for some technical advice on producing a comic book. Is online or print the best way to go or how can one reconcile both worlds. To be quick, I am a Design/Print Manger where I work. I have access to digital presses, cutters…
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"I'll help anyway I can...we've used 3 different printers so far, one for each issue...we sent off PDF files each time and each printing looked great. Troy is always worried about the colors and the difference between what he would see on his MAC…"
Your information on what your artist is doing is pretty much what I was thinking. execpt I'd might use Adobe InDesign to assemble the project as it handles multiple pages a bit better and has a wonderful prefilght function for checking…"
"Hi Zilla,
I'm just the writer for our Spirit Knight comic book but I know that my artist, Troy Gustafson does it in this order:
Sketches, Inks, Scans and then uses Adobe Photoshop to color and then Illustrator to add the dialogue (I could have that…"
"Thank you so very much for your kind and encouraging words.
I have many questions concerning producing Christian comic books and I am hard at work getting my technique back while exploring inking, coloring and publishing.
Thank you so very much for your kind and encouraging words.
I have many questions concerning producing Christian comic books and I am hard at work getting my technique back while exploring inking, coloring and publishing.
So I'll be leaning on "my family " here to help me through and hoping to learn alot while maybe encouraging others..
Welcome to the CCAS. John Byrne, Roy Thomas, Clarmont and Wein are some of the best writers in the business. Frank Miller and Alan Moore are also some of my favorites. I prayed you find a great time of fellowship with us. Be blessed in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
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I have many questions concerning producing Christian comic books and I am hard at work getting my technique back while exploring inking, coloring and publishing.
So I'll be leaning on "my family " here to help me through and hoping to learn alot while maybe encouraging others..
GBU
Zilla
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Beloved in Grace,
Souba
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