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Action scene comic book page

fallopiancrusader at 8:37AM, Feb. 15, 2018

A 48-minute time-compressed video of Fallopiancrusader creating pages 74 and 75 of his comic, “Mindfold”, with commentary about the drawing techniques and composition choices that he used.

THREE WAYS ON HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR DRAWING

debvrise at 4:49PM, Nov. 26, 2020

These are the following ways on how to be a professional artist.read….

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Coloring a cartoon style comic page in Photoshop

fallopiancrusader at 4:27PM, June 29, 2017

Using photoshop to color and texture scanned line work

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A discussion on 3D art by Genejoke

Ozoneocean at 8:40AM, April 23, 2012

This is a short discussion of the merits and techniques of 3D art in comics, featuring the words, of Genejoke, El Cid, and Pam Harrison/House of Muses.

(5 votes)

Tutorial on Screenwriting Genres part 4, plus bonuses!

Ozoneocean at 6:34AM, April 2, 2012

Summery:
This is the 4th and last of Banes' screenwriting tutorials. We round up here with the final two story genres; “Superhero” and “Institutionalised”, rounded out with some more useful time and tricks on writing in general! This series has been part of the Quackcast screenwriting month, beginning with Quackcast 68 and ending with Quackcast 71.

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Screen-writing part 3, from Quackcast 70

Ozoneocean at 9:58AM, March 27, 2012

Summery:
In the 3rd part of our 4 part focus on the art of story and screenwriting we have a look at some more interesting and popular story genres; Buddy Love, Fool Triumphant, and Whydunnit! We learn further tricks of the trade and gain more insights into the secret and amazing world of story writing, all from the mind of the genius screenwriting prodigy Banes!

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Screenwriting part 2, from Quackcast 69.

Ozoneocean at 11:16AM, March 19, 2012

This is the second part of Bane's scriptwriting and story-writing Tutorial from the Quackcasts, this is from Quackcast69 and focusses mainly on three particular story genres: Rites of Passage, Dude with a Problem, and Out of the Bottle.

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