RogueDK
Agent Of The Bat
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2006
- Messages
- 6,330
- Reaction score
- 1
- Points
- 31
Hey thank you for thinking that I draw my scenes with detail but I can name several artists that go crazy with scenery that are better than me. Jim Lee tops the list. His Batman scenery and architecture are simply fantastic.I have to ask, how did you learn to draw buildings and environments with so much detail? Was it life drawing or did you study photos? I think Alex Ross is the only non-technical artist I've seen who can render buildings and environments with as much ease as you. You make drawing complex architecture look rediculously easy!
All I can tell you is to practice perspective and give your panels and pinups life. I hate comic artists that don't take the effort in "filling in" a certain scene and the reader is left looking at panels with alot of negative space. An artist is his/her own director of storytelling and that's one thing that editors pay close attention to.
The misconception alot of aspiring comic artists think is that cool fight scenes and exaggerated muscles in dynamic poses will get you jobs and that's just not entirely true.
The average viewer of a comic book can sometimes take for granted the little things that you can draw to make a pic come alive...good editors appreciate it.
Trust me, I'm still trying to get better at achieving certain effects. I hope that helps you.


t:




