How to turn your pencils into inks (or almost this) - Tips for comic artists!
Hey folks, has been a while since my last post! This time I gonna share some tips and tricks that I use on my comic pages work process, to boost the blackness of the lines and make it looks a bit smoother, and then send direct to the colorist. Said this, ok let's go! 1- Scan your art correctly. Well if you are reading this, you are probably a comic book artist, or you are looking to become one, or in somehow, you are into comics production, and you must know that to make American comics, you must draw the pages in A3 size, with the right margins. The measurements I obtained by looking at a DC Comics page template , passed to an A3 sheet are: 1.5 cm margin on the sides, 1.0 cm margin on top and bottom, and crop marks placed 6 mm inside the frame , with that you will be within the standard. For this tutorial, I will use the cover art of the first issue of the Nightfall series by Wingless Comics. Now to scan your page, unless you are lucky enough to have an A3 scanner , you will
