1. Don't draw, sculpt. No, seriously. All your favorite superhero artists are also great sculptors — it's just that their final artwork is...
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1. Don't draw, sculpt. No, seriously. All your favorite superhero artists are also great sculptors — it's just that their final artwork is...
10 rules to Draw Comics
Stormwatch by Barry Windsor Smith [ Wildstorm ]
Wally Wood — Fully Computerized
I'm aware that some people's pet peeve is the overuse of the word 'genius' and other such. But I do not use that word lightly when I refer to the EC gang. The whole motley crew was pure genius at what they were capable of. And Bill Gaines was genius for recognizing and fostering their genius, both at EC proper and later Mad magazine. This piece by Wally Wood, which I don't think was for EC in any way, is genius for its organized complexity—seemingly effortless in its execution. Zoom in on the figures and see how fully realized they are! I cannot overuse the word when it comes to EC guys—they were geniuses!
via The Pictorial Arts
Damn, that is some really great resolution files, too bad about the watermarks.
the cover to Star Spangled War Stories (1952) #157 by Joe Kubert
Ghost Rider, Wolverine, Punisher: Hearts of Darkness, Page 47 by John Romita Jr. & Klaus Janson
Original double-page spread by Goran Sudzuka from Ghosted #1, published by Image Comics, July 2013.
MANGA ARTIST LEGEND of the epic, BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL, Hiroaki Samura showing you why he’s one of the greatest to ever do it. I should quit, but instead I’m inspired! :-)
Storm by Barry Windsor-Smith
Here’s a great post, in two parts, from letterer/designer Alex Jay about his time spent designing the logo for Marvel/Epic’s release of The Airtight Garage, specifically for the periodical four-issue version, which came after the Moebius 3: The Airtight Garage graphic novel. His posts are incredibly extensive, and are a good example of how much work gets put into one logo design job:
PART ONE
PART TWO
My inspiration for rendering the new Agent K logo traditionally, with ink on vellum. In addition to the nuts and bolts, Alex Jay also shows a ruler with the drawings. This is a major gift to any comics logo designer.
My latest gift to myself. I can’t tell you how much it cost me…because that would be shameful. But I had to have it.
Purchased at Pensacon 2015.
Dibujo de Mark Texeira. Recordamos el trabjo de este autor junto a Larry Hama en la miniserie Caza mortal aquí mismo
the cover to Ghost Rider #15 by Mark Texeira
the cover to Sabretooth #3 by Mark Texeira
Not Brand Echh #11. Art by Frank Springer and Tom Sutton. Words by Arnold Drake.
cover to The Uncanny X-Men Annual #5 by Brent Anderson
John Steinbeck’s VERY USEFUL writing advice ─ ℰ.ℬ. (via John Steinbeck 6 Writing Tips | KLeRosier)