News: My first post on Digital Strips is finally up, and other updates…
I know it has been ridiculously long since I had a new post, however there were some delays and I just had many assignments to clear recently.
I promised to share updates from my previous post, “Manga Journey update: I am recommended for a job!“, about a new mini job.
First off, my first post at Digital Strips is finally up! It is a review on a webmanga, by the name of Model Behaviour, and if you are interested, do take a look at the review.
A female friend of mine commented to me about the webmanga that it is good. So do check it out if you are interested!
And there were some miscommunication, as the wrong authority rights for its website were given to me, hence my first post was pending for review for a long while.
Also, I was busy with my assignments in school, so it was really difficult to focus properly as just a few days ago, I had only 7 hours of sleep for 2 days!
So please pardon me.
Manga Journey: Intro to Inking
I just tried inking with my manga teacher from my previous lesson, and it is really alot of things to learn again!
Anyway, what I am introducing here is traditional manga inking, and not digital inking where you use digital tools like Manga Studio or Adobe Photoshop. I wanted to know inking from the traditional perspective before going into digital mode.
Seriously, after going through my inking lessons, learning how to create manga comics seems to be no end; but let me share with you my journey so that you are mentally prepared for it.
How to draw people: comic photo reference resources
from mr_shanab
In my previous post, Pencil sketching examples 2: how to draw manga tutorials, I shared about how you can use photo references to help you draw and improve on our artwork.
And one of the major assignments from my manga teacher was to look for photo references to aid me in my drawing.
While searching, I chanced upon some really good photo references resources that I am going to share with you about!
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