This is part two in my series of tutorials about how to make comic book art on the computer. If you have not read the first part, Sketching and Pencilling in Photoshop, you might want to give it a look. Go ahead, I’ll wait…
Ready? Okay, now that we have a nice and refined pencil sketch, it’s time to give it some ink.
This is a small line and color job done on the computer. I first created my drawing using Adobe Illustrator, then copied it into Photoshop to put some basic paint onto it.
For more information about this process, see my previous posts here:
http://danidraws.com/2006/12/13/video-notes-bake-sale-brush-tool/
http://danidraws.com/2007/01/08/creating-line-drawings-in-adobe-illustrator/
Download the video here: Digital Ink and Paint (Quicktime, 3:45, 12.41 MB)
This is one grumpy dude. He was created in Adobe Illustrator with the brush tool. I don’t use the program a lot, but when it comes to “inking” my drawings, I find it very useful. Here’s an in-depth look into the making of this cute little grandpa guy including:
I posted this video several days ago. Here is a little more info about how I use the brush tool in Adobe Illustrator.
While drawing on the computer, I do not stray outside of Photoshop very often. But this time around, I decided to take advantage of Adobe Illustrator to create this cute little black and white spot illustration.
See more info about this video on the DaniDraws.com website.
