Dead Man at Devil’s Cove, chapter 4, page 102B
I played around with that last panel for quite a while! I took a couple pictures as I went:
I do my basic drawing on the computer, using Clip Studio Paint, then print that out with blue ink on to paper and do my final drawing in ink.
Thanks for the insight into your process!
VERY nice! Your landscape work is spectacular! Nice to know you’re using Clip Studio – a cartoonist friend of mine in Boise recommends it, so I may have to get it myself. Carry on the good work!
I’ve been using CSP almost exclusively for about six years now– I still do my colors in Photoshop because CSP still doesn’t have a CMYK workspace, but all my linework is done there. I even do my finished inks for most of my professional work with it. It’s just my personal stuff I still use traditional inks on.
If you can grab CSP during one of their regular sales, it’s a steal! I think I paid around $300 for the full version (I bought it on day of release) but I’ve got friends who’ve paid as low as $80.
I”ve seen copies of the low-end version for about $50, which is about all that’s in my bank account. I’ll look for a copy of an earlier version of CSPaint, see what’s out there. I’m sold!
I do the same – pencils in clip studio, print in blue and ink on paper.
I love being able to resize figures or move a head a little without having to redraw the whole thing, but I also love the way real ink is a little unpredictable. This way is the best of both worlds!
Art is incredible as always, but the taking each others hands? Awwww!
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Awwww…… they’re holding hands. That’s so sweeeeet. (I’m doing my best gushy fangirl impression and I don’t think it’s a very good one. But I sincerely had a little “oh, look at that!” reaction to that hand-hold.)
The group are splitting up? Surely nothing will happen to them now that they are separated.
Dat trope savviness.