for some, others either go digital or use a felt tip pen like a faber castell PITT or pigma micron. it generally depends on what one's style is, but "traditional paper and pens" is broad enough to those who use a brush and ink.ChaosBurnFlame wrote:I ink with a brush and india ink.Guardsman wrote:Alright I made this poll because I was curious about how different authors on genesis ink. I for one sketch out my characters then take them in to Manga Studio and ink them there using my wacom tablet.
So guys and gals, how do you ink traditionally, or digitally? Maybe you ink like I do sketch and tablet +program?
Guardsman.
And I find it odd you don't have that listed as an option, since that's been the standard with the comic industry for decades.
How do you ink?
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Re: How do you ink?
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Yup. I've experimented with Painter for colouring before, but I always come crawling back to Photoshop.Turnsky wrote:purely in photoshop?Keffria wrote:All digital for me. Using my tablet, I start out with very rough underwork, refine it with clearer-looking sketches, stick a blue overlay over that, and then ink, shade, and hand-letter it. Although it takes longer to sketch out the comic by tablet, the inking process is much easier and less frustrating, as I can undo the various mistakes I make.
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*should pick your brains next time you appear on chat*Keffria wrote:Yup. I've experimented with Painter for colouring before, but I always come crawling back to Photoshop.Turnsky wrote:purely in photoshop?Keffria wrote:All digital for me. Using my tablet, I start out with very rough underwork, refine it with clearer-looking sketches, stick a blue overlay over that, and then ink, shade, and hand-letter it. Although it takes longer to sketch out the comic by tablet, the inking process is much easier and less frustrating, as I can undo the various mistakes I make.
"when a hero dies, he becomes a legend, that legend, with time, becomes a myth, then a fable, that fable, is then carved in stone, and when that stone crumbles, it is lost" - Takahn.
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irc like chat, yeah.Guardsman wrote:Chat like IRC?Turnsky wrote:*should pick your brains next time you appear on chat*Keffria wrote: Yup. I've experimented with Painter for colouring before, but I always come crawling back to Photoshop.
"when a hero dies, he becomes a legend, that legend, with time, becomes a myth, then a fable, that fable, is then carved in stone, and when that stone crumbles, it is lost" - Takahn.
