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Related: About this forumEdgar Rice Burroughs' Monster Men
I just wanted to let everybody here know that, beginning in august I will be penciling a weekly web strip based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' novel, The Monster Men.
We will be updating a full color page a week along with 11 other weekly comic strips based on other ERB properties. Including John Carter and two Tarzan strips.
Please come and check it out. If you like action and adventure you will love these comics.
The comics page is here - http://www.edgarriceburroughs.com/comics/ and I've included my pencils for the first 4 weekly pages below.
Thanks for checking it out!
Erik
Downwinder
(12,869 posts)Kentucky State Sen. Brandon Smith (R). He seems to have gotten all his Mars information from John Carter.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)Thanks for posting.
for the compliment. I hope you'll check it out when it goes live next month.
~e.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)I don't know why.
Don't get me wrong, I think it is well done, I just have a personal preference for less use of color.
Shadowflash
(1,536 posts)I've always liked the raw penciled pages from the artists before there is any ink or color applied. I think they just have a nicer quality.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)I feel like it loses something in the translation, where the color tends to flatten things out.
Unless it is fully photoshopped color, but even then, I ust like the penciled raw images.
Shadowflash
(1,536 posts)about the graphite that you lose when putting ink on it. It may just be the depth or the various shades of the darks. I can't really pinpoint it but, it DOES lose some quality when the penciled pages go down the assembly line.
My pages are no different. I've always been slightly disappointed after seeing the finished pages from my pencils. I always thought it was just me.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)Sharpness. It also doesn't allow for as much changes in the point's width.
Not that I am an artist or anything.