For those wondering, the page size is 15"x22" and the paper type is Strathmore large bristol vellum sheets cut in half. We also have 4 collector's edition comics of Thuneworld available on our website! www.steverude.com/collections/battle-for-thuneworld
Fantastic tutorial on hand inking and lettering comic pages! 🖋📜 The tips and techniques you shared are incredibly helpful for anyone looking to improve their comic art. I appreciate the detailed explanations and the practical advice. Thanks for making the process so accessible and inspiring! 🎨👊
That's great to hear! I'm glad you found the tutorial on hand inking and lettering helpful. It's a rewarding skill to master, and it can really elevate your comic art.
Nice job Steve. For me it’s always interesting to hear how other pros work. I’m also a big brush guy. I agree with everything you said about that. Anyhoo hope all is well. I look forward to more how to videos from you. Best wishes always…Spark💥
Great insight but the video is a little too low resolution. As for reasons to not use larger brushes, price and low quality control, a #2 kolinsky brush these days is around 20-30, even in Europe it's around that price, a #2 is easier to make and they put more effort into the sizes that sell more. I have an ultra high quality #10 that has an amazing point but it's a vintage kolinsky brush that today would cost the same of a small car and with a dull point.
Not true, in Europe you can find larger Kolinsky brushes which are great quality, give you a perfect point and are affordable. See those by Rosemary and Co.
@@djo-dji6018 Those are in England, it will cost you more in import taxes and customs since Brexit happened, I have many Rosemary brushes when they cost £5 for a number 4, now they cost a lot more.
The creative process ALWAYS makes my day, Steve! Especially watching some of my favorite characters come to life! Very cool 😎 and inspiring!⚡️Please show more as your time allows! Thanks again! Perseverance! 👋
For those wondering, the page size is 15"x22" and the paper type is Strathmore large bristol vellum sheets cut in half. We also have 4 collector's edition comics of Thuneworld available on our website! www.steverude.com/collections/battle-for-thuneworld
Thanks, Steve, for sharing that information about process and tools. It was most helpful. You're a wonderful artist!
Glad it was helpful!
the micron graphic pens come in 1, 2 and 3 mm if you need thicker lines
Fantastic tutorial on hand inking and lettering comic pages! 🖋📜 The tips and techniques you shared are incredibly helpful for anyone looking to improve their comic art. I appreciate the detailed explanations and the practical advice. Thanks for making the process so accessible and inspiring! 🎨👊
That's great to hear! I'm glad you found the tutorial on hand inking and lettering helpful. It's a rewarding skill to master, and it can really elevate your comic art.
Nice job Steve. For me it’s always interesting to hear how other pros work. I’m also a big brush guy. I agree with everything you said about that. Anyhoo hope all is well. I look forward to more how to videos from you. Best wishes always…Spark💥
It's so great you share some of your pro secrets, I love your art!!
Thank you Steve!!
Great info!
Thanks for sharing
Great video! I hope you caught that typo, eventually. ("Shots")
Good video, bummer about the image resolution though.
Gracias, Maestro!
Great overview Mr Dude!
💥💕🖤 IN-FUQIN-CREDIBLE🖤💕💥
Great insight but the video is a little too low resolution. As for reasons to not use larger brushes, price and low quality control, a #2 kolinsky brush these days is around 20-30, even in Europe it's around that price, a #2 is easier to make and they put more effort into the sizes that sell more. I have an ultra high quality #10 that has an amazing point but it's a vintage kolinsky brush that today would cost the same of a small car and with a dull point.
Not true, in Europe you can find larger Kolinsky brushes which are great quality, give you a perfect point and are affordable. See those by Rosemary and Co.
@@djo-dji6018 Those are in England, it will cost you more in import taxes and customs since Brexit happened, I have many Rosemary brushes when they cost £5 for a number 4, now they cost a lot more.
Is the page setup 12x18? If so, how do you setup the page dimensions (bleed, safe area etc?)
The page size is 15"x22" and Steve uses a template to layout the comic pages. Hope this helps!
Wish you were my neighbor my friend so I can peak through your window and learn from you.
The creative process ALWAYS makes my day, Steve! Especially watching some of my favorite characters come to life! Very cool 😎 and inspiring!⚡️Please show more as your time allows! Thanks again! Perseverance! 👋
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello, what king of ink do you use?
Amzing info thanks
I use Dr Phil Martin inks