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Published: 2013-05-16 17:24:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 1295; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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Sorry for not uploading stuff too much, been working on a project that I can't really show all that much...But this I can show, one of the projects I've been brewing for a while is EPICS alongside some really cool people
from the Kubert school. EPICS is a really cool anthology and I'll have a 6 pager in it in the 2nd issue!
This was drawn completely digital, still finding my way through digital pencilling.
Cintiq and PSCS5.
Hope you guys dig it!
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Excellent style ! I'd love to see more of your work being published by major publishers !!! I really look forward to your future posts. Too bad it's all digital though...
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Hey thanks a lot! why do you say it's too bad it's all digital?
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Because when something is done on paper with traditional media : 1) you can display it on exhibitions for everyone to admire, 2) it means you have perfected your technique, and you do a minimum amount of mistakes when painting, 3) you can sale it to collectors, 4) you can work even when there is a power black-out...
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Well... 1) I can still display it on exhibitions, got a wide format printer 2)Before I moved on to drawing
digitally I've always drawn traditional, I can still print it in blue line and ink it, these are just pencils,
no matter how experienced you are you'll always make mistakes, that's what white out is for.
3) I can make a numbered amount of prints of the page so I can still sell it.
The ways I'm working now days I do all my layouts and sometimes I pencil pages completely digital and I
print them and then ink them. It's a really nice workflow, you don't need to erase pencils after you're done inking!
then take out the blue lines in photoshop when artwork is scanned in
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There are several different ways to work, and each artist chooses what is best for him
If you work on the comic industry, digital is definitely the only way to go.
I am an old school guy myself, so I'd rather see stuff being done on paper with acrylics, inks, etc. However this is bad for business in the modern era 
Re. white out, I never use it myself. I have noticed that it sticks out after a few years have passed due to the fact that the paper turns slightly yellow. So, speaking from the collector's point of view, I'd never buy a page with white-out corrections...
Anyways! Nice speaking to you, and I hope to see many new wonderful things from you in the future !!! May the force be with you...
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Ricordo qualche vignetta vista su Instagram!
Bella tavola!!
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Wow, this is great! really nice job on this. Different style then I am used to seeing you do. Keep it up!
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