Wacky Reference Wednesdays, No. 392
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Labels: Color Studies / Covers / Digital Color / Inked / Joe Rivera / Penciled / Photos / Sketches / Step by Step / Wacky Reference Wednesdays |
| SPIDER-GWEN GHOST SPIDER #1 variant. 2018. Ink(ed by Joe Rivera) on bristol board with digital color, 11 × 17″. |
(W) Seanan McGuire (A) Rosi Kampe (CA) Paolo Rivera
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE IN!
• What? You thought we were done with Gwen Stacy after the first two landmark volumes of her series?! GET OUTTA HERE.
• It's a whole new spin on Gwen and her world of Earth-65, brought to you by none other than SEANAN MCGUIRE & ROSI KÄMPE!
• We pick up with Gwen right where we left her - fighting crime through her home reality, unaware that it sits on the precipice of interdimensional calamity! Someone's gonna be late to band practice...
Rated T+
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| I can't drum to save my life. |
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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 color study |
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| digital layouts |
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| digital sketches |
Hey Paolo,
ReplyDeleteAmazing work, thanks for always sharing your process! I was curious what type of scanner and printer you were using to be able to print your blue line pencils on 500 series bristol board? I know I remember seeing a printer and scanner post from you a while back in the past, but wasn't sure if you were using different tools since then? Thanks!
Thanks! My latest printer is an Epson P400, which can even print on illustration board. My scanner is still an Epson GT-20000 from 2009. But my dad has a cheap Brother printer/scanner from 2011 that is still good enough to print on 2-ply bristol.
DeleteThanks Paolo, I really appreciate it man! You are one of the most generous artists I've seen online, I know a lot of us are grateful for that.
DeleteHey Paolo,
ReplyDeleteHad another question if you don't mind... Based on your blog entries I see that you will start a painting in the computer and sometimes print your digital paintings out and finish them traditionally. To keep your colors accurate, do you calibrate your monitors doing anything special in particular? I saw the Spyder Pro Calibrator and wasn't sure if you had any experience with that at all, or do you use other software? Thanks man!
I've never used any special tool to calibrate, just used the standard procedure on my iMac (under Display Settings). The color studies I do are just a guide, though — they often change once I get into real paint.
DeleteAwesome, thanks Paolo!
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