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sayama · 2004-12-19, 22:14

Anyone of you is into manga drawing
and inking?
so far im learning more and editing my pic's in photoshop
chat with me if u are interested too^^

mememe · 2004-12-20, 01:54

i'm interested in it and I have been doing some inking though this is in the real world I usually lose interests doing inking on the computer. I like manga drawing and would like to become a great manga artist the only problemis I can't think of a good enough plot to go with my style of drawing.

JERI · 2004-12-20, 02:39

I'm into manga drawing too, though I've only started it like 3 months ago.

Yeah it's true that great mangas are more about storytelling brilliance than artistic superiority, but as a manga newbie, I just focus on trying out the common manga techniques. In fact, the plots in my comic more or less reflect my stream of conscious.

You should try it too, mememe, sometimes you can end up producing very hilarious, albeit broken, story sequences.

anime-otaku · 2004-12-20, 07:44

I did do some mangas myself, About 4 stories already. I gave up on three of them, and One I actually drew and printed out to sell in Otakon. I am a total noob when it comes to drawing manga, and I really don't like how each page really eats up your time. That's from start to finish, even at fastest I need to spend at least 3 hours, from rough sketch to inking , toning, paneling, then adding the letters.

Limiter · 2004-12-20, 08:52

I did some, I have some samples in my page. although they were werent really my original story. more like fanarts. Making mangas does eats up time, figuring out proper poses and angles, I never want to attempt actual inking, I do it all in the comp except for the initial rough works. its just takes too much resources for inks.

2004-12-19, 22:14	Link #1
sayama sayama yuu Join Date: Dec 2004	MANGA chat (art disscusion) Anyone of you is into manga drawing and inking? so far im learning more and editing my pic's in photoshop chat with me if u are interested too^^

2004-12-20, 01:54	Link #2
mememe hmmm baka Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Australia Age: 37	i'm interested in it and I have been doing some inking though this is in the real world I usually lose interests doing inking on the computer. I like manga drawing and would like to become a great manga artist the only problemis I can't think of a good enough plot to go with my style of drawing.

2004-12-20, 02:39	Link #3
JERI Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004	I'm into manga drawing too, though I've only started it like 3 months ago. Yeah it's true that great mangas are more about storytelling brilliance than artistic superiority, but as a manga newbie, I just focus on trying out the common manga techniques. In fact, the plots in my comic more or less reflect my stream of conscious. You should try it too, mememe, sometimes you can end up producing very hilarious, albeit broken, story sequences.

2004-12-20, 07:44	Link #4
anime-otaku Lazy Guitarist Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Brooklyn Age: 39	I did do some mangas myself, About 4 stories already. I gave up on three of them, and One I actually drew and printed out to sell in Otakon. I am a total noob when it comes to drawing manga, and I really don't like how each page really eats up your time. That's from start to finish, even at fastest I need to spend at least 3 hours, from rough sketch to inking , toning, paneling, then adding the letters.

2004-12-20, 08:52	Link #5
Limiter Dead Apostle Join Date: Dec 2003 Age: 43	I did some, I have some samples in my page. although they were werent really my original story. more like fanarts. Making mangas does eats up time, figuring out proper poses and angles, I never want to attempt actual inking, I do it all in the comp except for the initial rough works. its just takes too much resources for inks.