Thursday, November 19, 2009
Outsiders Annual: Two-page spread
Many thanks to the current owner of this original, Mr. Joe Lee, who went to an awful lot of trouble to mail me a full-size copy. Layout, pencils and inks for pages two and three of the Outsiders Annual:
Labels:
Batman,
DC Comics,
inking,
laying out a comic page,
the Outsiders
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Look at all that zip. Man, the fun times. Such a great example of how a two page splash should be to open up a book.
ReplyDeleteSo is there any reason you don't use Zip A Tone anymore in your artwork? Just a lost art and I figured you'd be one of the last people to let go of that technique. :) And that isn't a slight of you being older. Just more, well, old school mentality in a new school medium.
very inspiring...
ReplyDeleteI'd still use it if it didn't create problems when it's scanned. And it doesn't age well. It can yellow or shrink or both.
ReplyDeleteI was admiring that in Joe's gallery on ComicArtFans, nice to see the full process on this. As for Zip, I love Matt Wagner's How-To-Zip-A-Tone story in the first Batman Black & White. Beautiful work Kevin!
ReplyDeleteWow!! what memories, I love this 2 pages. Great work !!
ReplyDeleteTomás.
I am glad the novelty hasn't worn off yet. So you are still posting. Thanks for the joy. I was wondering if you would have the time, then maybe you could take a look at my work. I am a concept artist working in an animation studio.
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Nice work! I especially like the sketches.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDelete-Eddy
Thanks for posting the prelims Kevin. It's a treat to see how it all came to fruition. An amazing piece of artwork that hangs proudly in my home.
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