The DC Comics Guide to Pencilling Comics
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| Rating | : | 4.76 (527 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00BVJG332 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 168 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Vague and too wordy I've bought dozens of products on Amazon and I've never written a product review. With this said I feel the need to mention something that to me it's important. I've received good and bad products over the years but never cared about reviewing them but this specific product made me. I write it because it's a product that I wanted to be EXCELLENT and something that I would love. But it isn't. This book has excellent. Klaus knows of what he speaks B. Mcfadden Even though Klaus Janson's style is not my favorite, he very, very much knows the language, structure, and art of putting together a comic book page. I was dubious about this book at the beginning, but was so very glad I bought it by the end. Check out his "DC Comics Guide to Inking Comics" as well. It doesn't cover digital inking (nor does this one cover digital pencils/roughs) but the concepts, mechanics, and adv. Still on my Shelf This guide to penciling is on my shelf because it helps me lay down my pencils for my quirky artwork. It teaches students how to lay out pencils for the comic books. It has a lot of text in it so you are going to read and read with less examples than you may want in a book on penciling. Kaus Janson was a big Daredevil artist at one time. I never quite cared for his penciling on that title but he made it an interest
Andy Smith's Drawing Dynamic Comics covers much of the same ground, with similar professional quality. . The final section offers advice on getting one's work into the hands of an editor or art director. From Library Journal If you have young people with comic books tucked under their arms in your library or older folks who still dream of drawing comics, this is the book to buy. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. For over 30 years, Janson has drawn such characters as Batman, Punisher, Daredevil, and Spawn for DC Comics. For the past ten years, he has been teaching at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Buy either, o
. He lives in New York City. Over his 30-year career, Klaus Janson’s artwork has brought to life such characters as Batman, Punisher, Daredevil, and Spawn. This book is the culmination of theories learned and applied while teaching at the famed School of Visual Arts for the last ten years
It is a valuable resource for comic book, graphic novel, and storyboard artists everywhere.. Using DC’s world-famous characters, he illustrates the importance of knowing the fundamentals of art and how best to use them.The DC Comics Guide to Pencilling Comics is packed with a wealth of tested techniques, practical advice, and professional secrets for the aspiring artist. Now this talented artist brings that experience to the most critical step of effective comic book storytelling: pencilling.Covering everything from anatomy to composition to page design, Janson details the methods for creating effective visual communication. Step by step, he analyzes and demonstrates surefire strategies for comic book pencilling that are informative and exciting. The art of Klaus Janson has endured in the ever-changing comic book industry for over 30 years. America’s leading comic book publisher brings its superstar creators and classic characters to the second in an authoritative series of books on how to create comics