Can you do a quick video on the dimensions you work in for a comic page and how do you export it, i.e., do you export a layered photoshop file for colorists, etc.?

I just read Geiger, I enjoyed it. But can you please create and maintain a reference in your website for the reading order as new issues come out? I’m trying to catch up but it’s difficult. I wish all comic book companies did this

I love your cartoons bizarro Superman

as you real comic artist, i was trying to find a answer that was from a professional like you, WHAT IS THE SYTEM REQUIREMENT(like ram cpu etc.) FOR COMIC ART AND DOES GRAPHIC TABLET AND MONITOR NEED TO BE OF SAME RESOLUTION? please waiting for months for this answers.

oh i came across this video randomly but as it happens you're the guy who did "The Necromancer" comic that i picked up the first 3 issues in a pile at my comic shop... Neat <3

i have a real question. what if you want to self publish your own work and you already got a team just need more drawing assistance how would i go about it,

Brah this stranger things music is giving me flashbacks. lol Love your series so far. Thanks for making them. <3

can i do a professional comics art in an ipad ?

Amazing art, amazing colors and amazing tips. Thanks, and keep the good work!

I've heard some artists say that page rates across the industry have stagnated over the past 30 years. Is this your experience? Are some publishers better at keeping up with inflation than others?

That "screwdriver" is a drill my friend

That's a nice Johnny Bravo hair style. There are a few comic book artists i seen with the Johnny Bravo,

Hello sir name of the inking brush ?

Good luck guys for waht I have seen there is nothing for me yet but its always good people doing something they own.

Do your thing, keep doing your thing until you're good enough for people to pay for it.

Your videos are underrated!

That’s crazy we must’ve just passed each other, I stayed in the hotel near that park with the restaurants near the Ferris wheel.

Wow, awesome, so interesting thank you!

Reminds me of Casey’s videos! Love it!

Thank you, Francis!

Great video of n the topic. Do you think currently it is possible to be a comic artist while financially supporting your family?

Thanks for this Francis! Very helpful. I seize up a lot while creating and have essentially hindered myself for a long time. I'm gonna try Bryan's approach and see what happens.

Love seeing Con reports because it takes me there virtually at least. Particularly interesting from the artist's perspective. As a writer I've always taken this "unique approach to storytelling": I think all the time and never draw at all.

🙏 nice!

Bryan hitch is amazing with the way he explained his process, that was crazy insightful

I LOVE THIS. THIS IS FANTASTIC AND sometimes I definitely need things like this. Thank you Sir👑👑👑👑💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️

Your vlogs got me to read all of “Clear” and made me pick up Ghost Machine… you seem dope bro! Good luck with the new company too!

Broooooo, Wtf, until you mentioned your age i thought you was like 26 😂😂😂

Nice editing.

Well that was not educational at all.

Dope

I wish they could give me a Cartoon job this right here sa animator that has a KZfaq channel. And is working hard on my project homeworks. Trying to come up with my own characters my own stories. I would definitely be good at making comics😮 i really need a job like this so i can be go at it.

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Stuff like this makes me bitter about living in Canada, nothing goes on here creatively and you have to work so hard to find people to launch anything artistically

Nice

Can’t wait for this! PS: Also just read CLEAR the other day. Amazing stuff! Your art just keeps getting better with time!

I think the biggest let down of being a comic artist is how when you are finnally working on books it de romanticizes the comic book magic (the allure of reading and holding a great book ) and instead it becomes a production job…trying to hold on the the magic of being an artist and still having a competent consistent artistic process to ensure deadlines are hit can be the pinnacle of stress and dis ease. In hindsight I wish I would have stuck through all the emotional pushback and kept going. …

Hello Sir! Tanong ko lang po, what is that tool you're using on the 5:37 mark? the one that one end is fixed on a certain spot as a guide for the horizon, then you're using it to draw straight towards that point? Sa Photoshop po ba to? thank you!!

I have qustion how do own my charaecters so no one takes my ideas because I want to be able to own my charaecters

Do you think that once AI gest good enough for sequential art there will still be career opportunities for people who actually draw? I know that there are still people who pencil and ink traditionally despite digital being the norm, so I'm curious how this is gonna affect the industry. I was set on becoming a comicbook artist since I was 5 and now I'm entering my 12th year drawing full-time, so it's like my whole life has been about comics and comicart, the thought of AI killing the art industry makes me feel like end of my life lol.

Just go work for walmart. You'll make 2 times more money per day plus benefit than doing a page of comic. There's no future in comic cuz everybody want free stuff or is more into gaming. Unless you're super duper good, there maybe a future. But if youre that good, why woild you do comic anyway? Dont forget, if you're great, there's always someone willing pay you, but if you're mediocre, the competition is fierce and you're skrewed.

This video caught me lacking during pencils time. Just gonna make coffee then fr

Subbed and bell’d. This is so thoughtfully made, with just enough polish while remaining earnest. As a comic artist in my own version of this, super appreciate your work.

Wow, maybe cause Im not yet a professional artist, those don’t bother me at all

Fun fact: in Italy the standard "montly comicbook issues" are 98 pages long, the first job is always a pain XD

Love the 3x3 idea

Kami ay... Makinang Multo

On the otherside with this, just quit after 17 years self employment from home, just finishing off my last mural project and looking forward to not thinking about work 7 days a week, if not actually physically doing it. Recession and mental health combined. Feel GREAT (and terrified!) making the decision. Will find a simple job I leave at the door mentally and mooch around with what i want to create. Just making Gaslands cars and painting D&D figures to scratch my creative urge before I work out if there are a few more solo shows in me or not. The art market is brutal here in Aotearoa/NZ and pretty much stagnated since the late 1990's, same with musician friends, the recession and a mid-life crisis just tipped me over and this is the most freeing thing I've done for myself in, well, decades. Chuck in a stint of 4 years as a live in caretaker at an art school and that's a total of 21 years of 7 day weeks: 40% of my life. No regrets, many successes, able to pay a mortgage and see my kids grow up, meet great folk. But just now, I think a good sabbatical from the grind, for a good 2-3 years, will help me face down my aging decline and work out some last priorities. Appreciated your take on this, enjoy the energy you have now, smother those kids as much as you can! The next decade will go in a blur for your young family and it's a wild trip.

I would suggest another point though. In my experience the "exposure" trick is a scam most of times....I think it depends what the other part can bring to the table. If the other part just offer "exposure" I wouldn't do it. I would do a work for free only in some exceptional cases if the other person or publisher has a really good idea or writing/script to work on, or give me amazing team, like colorists, other people to work with, or they have an original idea which would potentially make me reknowned in the field. But some people suggested me even to use MY OWN script for the story (I invented) or to do an ANIMATION for free. All these people are trying to take advantage. Another problem I encountered is writers who want to work on projects. If the writer is just asking you to ADAPT a STORY (novel or short story) into a comic: YOU NEED TO GET PAID most of the times. Since these "writers" are basically using you as a slave to adapt their book. In real life if the writer is actively helping to write the scripts and adapt it into a comic, we could speak of working for free. If the writer is just sitting down waiting for you do everything and then wants a huge parts of profits from the sales.....NAH that's a bad sign.... To these people I would politely tell them NO. They will suggest they will give you EXPOSURE, will they are basically taking advantage of your art to get exposure for their channel. Don't be fooled.

Thank you for this VID! Great Advice with the 3 Page Portfolio Pieces! 11:24 Don't you Miss Traditional DRawing and Inking?