Are there any good movies about struggling with mental health but about people of color? Like any of the below?
4 months into my first monthly comic gig and I just learned a valuable lesson: You don't have to draw all the windows-especially if you're covering them with rain
Today's the day you all get to meet THE KEEPER! @TananariveDue @StevenBarnes1 @foxeedesign are the best team-so excited for this to be out in the world! https://t.co/7eAHVaAJp8
My favorite challenges of drawing THE KEEPER was to try and make the characters feel real and to play on their fear that something could be lurking in the shadows. beautiful colors by @foxeedesign https://t.co/bFKNHQKFBt
biggest advantage to the ipad pro vs the surface book 2 is that my lines have a little more snap to them. i don't know if anyone but me notices, but it feels different.
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Take a Toppi Break with me won't you? Master of texture, design, use of negative space and scale.
Today's inspiration Rodolfo Damaggio's Captain America Storyboards
Some Rodolfo Damaggio to end your week right
As comics get more "widescreen" I've really come to appreciate the sweet, skinny, vertical panels of Miller's DD
we do not spend enough time gushing over how great John Bogdanove is. Great Cartooning skills, amazing draftsmanship and gestures. From a new mutants annual and X-terminators
Kurtzman. I want comics to be colored like this again
Urasawa's celebrity portraits are the best
my favorite Neal Adams stuff was his comic strip work...what a legend
Toth famously said " Strip it down to the essentials and Draw the hell out of what's left". Calling something "simple" because of a lack of (over)rendering implies that less lines = less work. Here's Toth keeping it Simple
Little Breakdowns of the "hellboy style" made by @TadStones for the Hellboy animated shows to capture the @artofmmignola magic. So great https://t.co/wiUceHtiKC
Let's spend Monday gushing over Barry Windsor-Smith, shall we? This is the closest we will get to seeing how Michelangelo would've drawn comics. Classic draftsmanship and beautiful storytelling
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