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Author Archives: Max West
Three Sour Notes
Hot on the heels of the other two works I’ve discussed before (“Worlds Apart” and “Rusty Against the World“), I’m going to share yet another piece that I will be displaying at the Anthrocon 2012 art show. This piece is … Continue reading
Review: Casey the Pillow Fighter
As a favor, I thought I’d do a review of a small press comic that I picked up while attending the MoCCA Festival 2012 – Casey the Pillow Fighter by Gary Cohen and Louie Chin. Casey the Pillow Fighter is … Continue reading
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Tagged casey the pillow fighter, gary cohen, louie chin
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Rusty Against the World
I’m going to share with you a painting I did. This will probably be the cover for Sunnyville Stories episode 8, which won’t enter production until probably next year. This will also be one of the four pieces I display … Continue reading
Posted in Rusty, Uncategorized
Tagged acrylic, anthrocon 2012, gouache, painting, rusty against the world
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Worlds Apart
About two months are left now before Anthrocon 2012. I’ve chosen the four pieces that I will display in this year’s art show. I’ve had to give this a lot of thought and I’ve selected carefully. I’m going to share … Continue reading
Posted in Rusty, Samantha
Tagged anthrocon 2012, rusty duncan, sam macgregor, worlds apart
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How to Use Dry Brush
I’ve taught you how to ink comics. I’ve told you how to ink with a brush. You think you know all there is to know about inking comics…WELL, YOU’D BETTER THINK AGAIN! I’m going to talk to you today about … Continue reading
Posted in Episode 3, Episode 5, tools, Tutorials
Tagged dry brush, how to ink with a brush, how to use dry brush
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Review: the Snowman
As I prepare for my trip to Manchester tomorrow, I thought I’d share another book review today. This book is one that I believe has much potential for those out there who want to learn how to make comics, especially … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, how to make comics, raymond briggs, the snowman
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Getting Inspiration for Comics
Quite sometime ago, I talked to you about how to get ideas for your comics. That article is a good start (go back and read it if you haven’t already) – but some of you may need more of a … Continue reading
Posted in tools, Tutorials
Tagged getting inspiration for comics, ideas for comics, inspirational scrapbook
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Review: Drawings Words & Writing Pictures
It’s been awhile since I’ve done a book review. You’ve probably read some of the basic books on comics theory like the works of Scott McCloud and Will Eisner. But there are those of you who want a more thorough … Continue reading
How I Color a Drawing
For today’s blog post, I thought I’d do something a little different. As all of you know, I’ll be heading to Anthrocon this June and I’m already planning what to put in the art show. I’ll submit one color piece … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic ink, Rusty, youtube video
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Unconventional Inking Tools
In the past, I’ve talked about the various tools that are commonly used for inking comics. I’ve brought up dipping pens, technical drawing pens, and the brush in their use for inking comics. These aren’t the only tools used. Since … Continue reading
