Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant | Art of Comics Epi 232
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Today we talk about one of the most important comics of the 1900s. This book inspired generations of creators and can not be understated.
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Andres Salazar..Art of Comics..Do not know how to thank you enough!! Am 92 years old and you took me back to my childhood years and Hal Foster's
Prince Valiant!! Even at a very young age his fan-
tastic artwork utterly amazed me!! Many miles
beyond the usual comic art! Your books are bound
to be worth X ( ? ) thousands of 💵 dollars! THANKS AGAIN !! 👏🙌🤝👍👌🌟⚜🏹🎨👑👑
Thanks for watching I’m glad your enjoyed it
I've never paid much attention to Prince Valiant, but wow, I am impressed. Thanks so much for sharing, don't think I would have ever looked into it on my own.
Mission accomplished! Glad you caught the magic! I’m a new devotee myself and once you pour into it it’s pretty incredible and to think this was all done in the 30-40s and lasted decades, it’s remarkable
You glanced over the story so I thought you were going to mention that the 12-25-1937 page is the inspiration for Jack Kirby's The Demon character he created when he worked for DC. This was mentioned in Scioli's graphic novel: Jack Kirby: The Epic Life of the King of Comics. Much like you I didn't appreciate Prince Valiant as a young man until I happened to see one of Foster's original art pages for Prince Valiant in person (the thing was huge) and it just blew me away. Keep up the good work..
Thanks brother! Awesome to know about Kirby I never knew that. Yeah I saw an original too I think it was at least 13x19 but maybe even 18x24
Hi, I keep asking Abey other artist in RUclips the same question. Can you tell me, maybe through another video how they painted for comics those days? Some say they used gouache and somewhere I read the colour was added during the print stage. If they used gouache, then did they ink after the paint? Hoping to see your reply. Thanks in advance.
Is anyone else a fan of Prince Valiant fan? I've been one since I was a kid
You came to the right place! Welcome!
@@ArtofComics I intend to stay! :)
I think there’s an afterward where they talk about the archival reproduction and why they earlier pages are a bit rough...
Yes, you are correct! They do talk about getting those earlier pages and it being a challenge to make the plates.
I used to get the collected editions from the library in the early 90s. they really transported me to another time. some of the best comics ever imo
Yes
Like a squire's do was the idea I imagine; they had to emphasize his youth via ancient methods I bet to suit kiddie market of day
Could you thow some light on the tools and techniques of the drawing process of Hal foster ...his prelim sketches are 8 x 11 inches whereas original drawing size was 15 x21 inches . So how did he transfer the prelum Size drawing on to the final size .
I don’t know off hand I can try to look that up. If I were to guess I’d say that he actually redrew it. He didn’t have a projector or way to blow it up larger, I don’t think
@@ArtofComicsthanks.. I have been looking up and found some of his prelim drawings which have a grid drawn over them ..I think he used a grid method as a guide to redraw on a new sheet of paper .
But that's my inference based on the prelim drawings .
I would appreciate If I could find a substantial proof of his actual process.
So how many volumes of Prince Valiant by Hal Foster?
Prince valiant actually slang for pageboy
Before or after this came out? I’d assume after
@@ArtofComics no. Page squire, synonyms. The haircut was popular with young women roaring twenties . See Bernice bobs her hair, Louise brooks etc . Pageboy haircuts
Do you have any clues about the workflow of Mr. Foster on this Comic?
No, I'm not sure how it was done. I'm sure that's out there somewhere, but I'm by no means an expert on Foster.
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I will find out. If I have the time I will create a page in this style.