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StephenSchaffer β Civil War by Yu and Friend
Published: 2008-05-04 19:48:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 10890; Favourites: 151; Downloads: 1305
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Another image I forgot about and just recently found. I need to be smarter about that. Oh well. Dig.P.S. I don't like coloring this many characters
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I donΒ΄t khow all the superheroes can battle like this
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There certainly are a lot of them...
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this an old school comics creation because the power line and cross hatching are being visible and power lining are to very solid sir.but its so amazing
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sir i need your opinion regarding from my artwork because i would like to expand my ability on comics. i know comics is a bigger space on your life.o really love comics since from my younger age sir and i would like to expand my ability on comics
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Sure. Just let me know how I can help you!
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about my style on penciling and inking process.i need your opinion regarding from my art sir
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The first thing I would tell you is to pick one trade (either penciling or inking) and just do that one and perfect it. Whichever you choose, just go out and find who you like to look at and then compare your work to theirs. Obviously, there will be a big difference because you're just learning and they're professionals but it still can help you out.
After that, I'd suggest finding any book on anatomy you can and study the muscles. Some personal favorites are: [link] [link] and [link] Next I would go and take a couple figure drawing classes and draw from life as much as possible. If you don't have the money for that, just go to a park or on a train and sketch people in their normal surroundings.
Once you get the fundamentals down, then you can go into the actual form of making comics. The best and most popular book on it is this one: [link] Once you get more advanced you can look into books on perspective like this one: [link]
After you do all that, then you can start putting together your samples to show at conventions. And for that, I recommend reading my journal entry about how Joe Quesada does it: [link]
Once all that is complete, pat yourself on the back because it will no doubt take a very long time to get there, and just remember to never give up on your dreams.
Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, just ask.
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Thank you!
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Thank you, and for the 
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You're welcome.
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Thanks! Glad you digs it!
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Sure thing, man. This is GREAT stuff.
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Thats fabulous work!! one thing that I regret is not inking it for you though...could've gotten credit
Brilliant worK! Colours are amazing!
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I didn't know you were an inker??
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I try hey
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Coolness. I'll keep that in mind!
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omg this is great, you must have used a TON of layers though lol.
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Actually, and I wouldn't recommend this, but all the color is done on one layer.
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oh wow, that just means you have more skill
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No, I'm just stupid. If this was for money and they wanted something changed, it'd be quite the bitch to do so
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Truth be told I was not a fan of this piece. I think his Secret invasion stuff is much better. And I feeled this is kinda messy.
But its a good piece to work on your colours, and I believe you did this justice.
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Thanks, yeah there is a TON of shit going on!
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I really like the style you've been doing these Yu pieces in. Great job.
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Awesome work!! I've always loved Yu's lines
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Yeah, he's a dynamo!
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Thanks, Josh.
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Thanks, Guile. I'll tell you, though, it was a pain in the ass with that many figures and trying to make the whole thing cohesive (and I still don't think it is, but oh well). Glad you dig it!
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I really enjoy it!
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