That's amazing.

Thanks, Matt

WOW! That is awesome! I hope that JB isn't angry with you!

I love how you made The Vision's cape see through and we see the building.

Thanks, Marcus



That was one of the very first things I thought about when I first saw the version of this that Gerry had coloured

At Gerry's request, here is the lo-rez proof at the physical dimensions I painted the piece at...

thanks Ian! thats wonderfull( as usual)

Nice work Ian!!

Thanks, folks

Hey Ian, thanks for my new desktop!

BTW, I'm sure you get this all the time, but...

1) Which program do you use to color stuff? I just got an Adobe Creative Suite and would like to dabble in coloring.

2) Any tutorials on how to go about coloring comic art?

3) I know it varies piece to piece, but on average, how long does it take to color something?

Ian has posted a lot of tutorials here in the drawing board, Hanzo. Take a look!

Ok, cool. Thanks Jeff!

Y'know, I am so inexperienced with color, I actually need the most remedial stuff possible. Like how to color without coloring over the linework. The only thing I know is paintbucket for that.

Hey, I've done a lot with paintbucket! I can't color at all, at least all this fancy shmancy photoshop 'puter stuff Ian and others do so brilliantly.

I use Photoshop 5.5. Pretty much the same as the CS programs (actually, those are apparently more advanced), but it does what I need it to do


Well, as Jeff pointed out, I have done a few tutorials here

As for the very basic stuff, I've never done any. If you go to http://www.digitalwebbing.com , their 'color' area might provide you with the types of links/tutorials that you are looking for.


A simple single-figure illustration will take me a half hour or so.

Something really big, like that latest Avengers piece, five hours or so.

I will admit I'm kinda fast, though

Thanks dude!

Daredevil by Layton and Sokoliwski

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... GSub=42278

I love how he copied John Romita Jr.s Spider-Man. Great job Ian.

Thanks

Here's another of my colouring jobs on John Byrne's lineart:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiec ... ece=296415

...and, because Gerry is probably going to request this

Here is a larger version of that lo-rez image

Very, very nice. You bring order to chaos.