Incredible Comics with Tom Nguyen: The Ultimate Guide to Creating Kick-Ass Comic Art
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (937 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1581809468 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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tomnguyenart. He's worked on JLA, X-Men Unlimited, Justice League Elite, JLA-Z, Superman: The Man of Steel, Major Bummer, Aquaman: Secret Files & Origins and Starman: 80-Page Giant. Tom Nguyen is a full-time freelancer whose clients include DC, Marvel, Wizard: The Comics Magazine, Upper Deck Entertainment and others
solo gato said Overall a great book to own but. This book could have easily been Overall a great book to own but This book could have easily been 3 or Overall a great book to own but solo gato This book could have easily been 3 or 4 books. I bought "How to Draw Incredible Comic Book Women" by Tom Nguyen first and I have to say that it was a bit more in depth than this. Don't get me wrong, it's a great book to own but Tom tried to cover too many subjects that just could not be covered in one book alone. For example, foreshortening was discussed in o. books. I bought "How to Draw Incredible Comic Book Women" by Tom Nguyen first and I have to say that it was a bit more in depth than this. Don't get me wrong, it's a great book to own but Tom tried to cover too many subjects that just could not be covered in one book alone. For example, foreshortening was discussed in o. or Overall a great book to own but solo gato This book could have easily been 3 or 4 books. I bought "How to Draw Incredible Comic Book Women" by Tom Nguyen first and I have to say that it was a bit more in depth than this. Don't get me wrong, it's a great book to own but Tom tried to cover too many subjects that just could not be covered in one book alone. For example, foreshortening was discussed in o. books. I bought "How to Draw Incredible Comic Book Women" by Tom Nguyen first and I have to say that it was a bit more in depth than this. Don't get me wrong, it's a great book to own but Tom tried to cover too many subjects that just could not be covered in one book alone. For example, foreshortening was discussed in o. Great Art Teacher! Leave Humor Out. This is a pretty nice book according to drawing comics in pencil and ink. It has all the basic informations about drawing comics in general. BUT. something was missing. It was the COLORING! How do you finish your work without color? It looks black and white, and nearly 90% of people won't read your black/white comics, because people will think it's "unfinishe. best that there is in teaching this is one of the most greater books there is out there of teaching the way to drawing comics hey any book is just like a goo vitamen supplys if you expect this will make magic your wrong you need to practice a lot of what you have been teach by Mr. Nguyen besides you need to practice and take very seriously the teachings an practice them each time for bette
"You are in store for a pretty in-depth tutorial of what to do and not to do while drawing comic book characters some of today's so-called top talent would do well to take a look at Tom's in-yo-face style of teaching the fundamentals". -- Ain't It Cool News, September 27, 2007
Kick-start your comic book career!In the comic book industry, cookie-cutter artists just don't cut it. Armed with these inside secrets and tricks-of-the-trade, you'll be more than just another good artist, but a bona fide, super-hero-style storyteller!. In this book, professional comic book artist Tom Nguyen shows you how to make your work stand out from the masses: Populate your world with convincing heroes, villains and citizens Pump-up the drama with perspective, page design and other powerful techniques And, ultimately, put it all together to tell kick-ass, action-packed stories!You'll learn how to:draw pumped-up dudes and hot babes, with muscles and curves in all the right places.dress 'em in killer costumes and everyday outfits, complete with hairstyles and accessories.round out your cast with punks, grandmas, kids, melon heads and other supporting characters.draw blood-curdling sneers, dagger eyes, and other expressive facial features.use gesture sketches to establish pose and action.get creative with poses, camera angles, perspective, and page layout for maximum drama and efficient storytelling.follow the step-by-step process of bringing two scripts to life, from thumbnails to finished inking tips. Illustrated with dos, don'ts, an