Scanning & Inking
BETTER SCANNING AND DIGITAL INKING Now that you’re done drawing your sample pages, the next thing to do is to scan. There are MANY ways to produce high-quality, scanned artwork, this is a simple way of improving the quality of your scanned pieces. I hope you find this useful. – Joseph Caesar SD THINGS YOU […]
Improving Layouts
Initial art layouts are usually refined by doing revisions. It is always GOOD to have layouts submitted before doing the final penciled artwork. Examples are shown below to give you an idea how adjustments can be made to improve the quality of the artwork or concept. Here is a Supergirl pinup done by Michael […]
Assembling Your Portfolio
Below are things you NEED to catch editor’s attention and get jobs. To be a comic book artist, you need to draw comic book pages. The most obvious mistake that we see in most artist’s submission is that they want to be a comic book artist without trying to draw any comic book pages, […]
Breaking Into The Industry – FAQs
Here are helpful tips for aspiring artists, writers, colorists, letterers and graphic designers in gearing their portfolio for preparation in breaking in the industry. WHAT MAKES FOR STIFF POSES? (FOR STARTERS) What makes for stiff poses? Poses that look unnatural. Even if you draw a pose that seems normal, just like real […]
Assembling a Portfolio
Hello, folks! As the world’s coolest studio/agency representing talents from all over the world, we are CONSTANTLY looking for new artists, painters, digital designers, and so on. How do you get our attention? It’s easy: Send us your best stuff! GUIDELINES FOR SAMPLES SENT VIA SNAIL MAIL You can send your BEST SAMPLES to Submissions@glasshousegraphics.com […]
