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SUPERIOR SPIDER-MAN TEAMP-UP #9. 2013.
Ink(ed by Joe Rivera) on bristol board, 11 × 17″. |
This cover managed to slip through the cracks of weekly posting.
Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #9 comes out today (and you can see a preview
here). I had a lot of fun with this one, not least of all because I got to draw Daredevil. Down below, you can see me doing my best DD impression... and Spidey and Punisher to boot.
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| My deadly paper baton... |
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| inks by my Pops |
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| blue-line print of pencils |
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| pencils over digital sketch |
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| digital sketch |
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| digital layout |
This is really wacky, maestro! And great!
ReplyDeleteWhat can i say, marvelous as always :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteGreat work! How are you taking the reference photos of yourself?
ReplyDeleteSomeone was just asking me this on Twitter as well — maybe I should devote a post to it! It's pretty simple: I just use Photo Booth on my iMac. If you click on the pic, you can see the setup via the mirror that's behind me. Nothing fancy. I used to use a tripod, but this is way faster.
DeleteHow do you go about printing your blue pencils? I'd like to take a stab ad doing some inking, but don't have the slightest clue what's involved with printing pencils. Also, I notice your dad will be joining you in Mexico City. Will he also be joining you in Sacramento?
ReplyDeleteI have a Photoshop template that I just paste the pencils into. The main thing is to create a HSB adjustment layer with the following values: Hue-196, Saturation-100, Brightness-96 (or whatever looks right). No matter what, it will take some trial and error, so use some old files and experiment.
DeleteAs for Sacramento, it'll just be me.