Comic Book Talk

[Jep0y]

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madugay gyud cguro cya kai cya ra man cguro pencils, inks ug colors

[krisstyle]

worth it man sad oi... cool, clean and crisp kaayo ang book maka biga while reading it...

[SUEDE]

actually, as far as i know, digital man ni iya tanan, that's one of the reasons naa daghan nice details sa background, if you look really closely, there are a lot of things happening.

[john__amor]

Posting a page so everyone knows what we're talking about.

What do you guys like about this comic aside from the art? Seems like an interesting topic of conversation.

[talas]

asa maka read sa comic book?naa mo link?

[Jep0y]

@talas try searching on torrent

@All well sa karon na panahon almost digital na gyud ang mga artists, some traditional artists despised the use of digital because they can't sell pencilled art and inked art on cons or anywhere. I have no qualms in doing digital as long as I enjoyed my work and the quality of it. But do you think people here in Philippines would like to buy artworks in traditional or in digitally printed artworks, considering the market here. What do you guys think?

[SUEDE]

the art is really refreshing. the story felt just right, even non-gamers wouldn't feel lost with the concept.

[Ramini]

the art is really refreshing. the story felt just right, even non-gamers wouldn't feel lost with the concept.

nindota jd nmog mga analysis master suede oi!..idol jd tika master!

[SUEDE]

nakat-on ra ko nimo Dean, ikaw man ga push nako nga mo analyze!

[john__amor]

@Jep

I think (and I could be wrong) digital art stands a better chance of getting sold here in the Philippines, in Cebu most especially...because most the audience doesn't or can't really appreciate pencilled or inked art. Traditional art looks "unfinished" when compared to digital sketches that can have gray tones and lighting effects.

I'm a traditional artist, only using digital tools to correct or touch-up illustrations, and I really wish a bigger premium was placed on standard pen-and-ink artwork.