Comic tutorial dropdown

[Joel Fagin]

This should possibly have gone under "Dropdowns and Crossovers" but I don't really count it under the same umberella as categorising comics. Doesn't fit there for me.

Anyway, I've set up a dropdown for tutorials. Not tutorial websites, mind, but the actual tutorials. I'd like to facilitate browsing for surfers more than I want mutual plugging and reader-sharing for the writers. It's negotiable, though. I just prefer it like this. Makes more sense to me.

McDuffies said he wanted to be in it and I assume he still does so I've slapped his tutorials in to bulk it up. He also had a nice spread of topics so it shows how the dropdown's organised well.

Anyone else is, naturally, quite welcome. Frankly, I'd like the lot of ya. Comprehensive is good.

Comic Tutorial Dropdown

- Joel Fagin

[Faub]

That's an interesting concept. You should at least copy this to dropdowns and crossovers, though. It fits both categories.

[McDuffies]

Great! I thought you forgot!

[Squis]

Define "tutorials". I was going to do a "making-of"-Flash-Animation in the next couple of months, in which I explain step for step, how our comic is done. I'm planning on going into detail, but it's not going to cover the basic drawing, inking or story-telling procedures as such.

A heck, I'll just show you when I'm done and you can decide if it fits in there or not, once you've seen it.

[Joel Fagin]

Define "tutorials". I was going to do a "making-of"-Flash-Animation in the next couple of months, in which I explain step for step, how our comic is done. I'm planning on going into detail, but it's not going to cover the basic drawing, inking or story-telling procedures as such.

That'd be great. "Makings of" can happily go under their own category in the dropdown.

- Joel Fagin

[Rhellik]

"Makings of" can happily go under their own category in the dropdown.

If thats the case I'll just submit MY making of.

[Joel Fagin]

Done, Rhellik.

- Joel Fagin

[McDuffies]

I finally added this to my pages, sorry for being late.
Joel, did you bother other people to join? A full thread of them under here.

[Joel Fagin]

Thanks, McDuffies. I'll start bothering people, oh, probably next week. I'd start now but I'm in the middle of applying for my own job.*

- Joel Fagin

* Ah, bureaucracy!

[Joel Fagin]

Just added Phalanx's tutorials and the Gear.

- Joel Fagin

[Joel Fagin]

Annnnd Ruxen's Speech bubbles tutorial.

- Joel Fagin

[McDuffies]

HURAH!!!

[Joel Fagin]

Added Fullcircle's Character Development Tutorial and I think that's all the Spacer tutorials done.

- Joel Fagin

[Joel Fagin]

Amber's Webcomic Tutorial added. I like that one. Covers a lot of useful basics.

- Joel Fagin

[Joel Fagin]

"Making of" Feyenne added.

- Joel Fagin

[Starline]

Scanning Lineart and Coloring in Photoshop tutorial.
http://www.candicomics.com/tutorial.html

[Joel Fagin]

Scanning Lineart and Coloring in Photoshop tutorial.
http://www.candicomics.com/tutorial.html

Whoops. I'm so sorry, Starline. I saw this, thought "Oh, yes. I'll have to add that." and... forgot all about it.

I just added it. I put it under "Makings of" since that's mostly how it reads but it's also a bit borderline so let me know if that's okay.

Thanks.

- Joel Fagin

[Joel Fagin]

Just added Rianeva's Sprite Comic Tutorial. The name's a touch misleading as it has some really good stuff that applies to any comic. Another one that should be force fed to newbies.

- Joel Fagin

[Screwtape]

I'd like to see a tutorial on Inking in B&W comics. How to use variable line thicknesses to imply depth. What lines should be thick & what lines should be thin. If there is already one please point me to it.

Thanks in advance
Bob

[NightFalcon]

Hey Joel. Just thought you may want to know that "Amber's Webcomic Tutorial" is a dead link. Cheers for the others though.