Dave Gibbons talks about how to sketch things more freely when working digitally (4/6)

Dave Gibbons talks about how you can sketch things more freely when working digitally. He creates a new layer to draw Martha's face, once he has drawn in more detail he shows how the guide layer underneath can be easily deleted.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Dave
• Gibbons
• Wacom
• Cintiq
• 21UX
• Interactive
• Pen
• Display
• comic
• book
• artist
• erasing
• rotation
• layers

[0Artist0]

Thank you very much for guide videos like this. I hope you can provide an answer for a very odd question: I'm very lacking in confidence with my line work. They always appear dusty or messy. I find myself drawing the same line many times just to get it right. But what I'm left with is a bunch of left over scattered pixels. I just want to do clean lines so I can color freely. But I find myself erasing a lot. Am I just being too picky with my lines? I use 3 PX brush on large canvas

[daniel246]

/eu.shop.wacom.eu/Products/PL-­Series

[ArtistZeno]

@nickyreno A Touchscreen computer with a stylus 

[nickyreno]

what kind of console is that ? a tablet ? ...

[evildairo]

dave gibbons is GOD!!

[HamzaA001]

what kind of pen did he/you use for this part ?

[thomasli]

@SuperGamer87 thank you :)

[SuperGamer87]

@thomasli No, Manga Studio shares some similarities with Photoshop, particularly with its layout and the brush and layer menus and settings, but it's a whole new ball game when it comes to making manga and comics, particularly with the paging, paneling, and toning features. It's definitely inspired by Photoshop, but it's not Photoshop. I have Manga Studio EX 4, and I highly recommend you try the Manga Studio Debut trial version and see for yourself. :)

[mrgreyblake]

@thomasli Nope, it's Manga Studios. He says so in one of the previous videos...

[mrgreyblake]

@mortizmortiz Manga Studios