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Wanted to focus in a little more on some of the different concept art we put together whilst developing the characters and our world and thought I would begin with the character art.
First entry coming up...
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
India Launch
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DevaShard: At First Light - Out in India now!!!
It is now available in all major bookshops across the country.
For the Indian market we designed this special cover in-house featuring our interpretation of Surya the Sun God:
A couple of weeks ago we reached a major milestone in our worldwide roll-out and I wanted to write something about it...
Feel free to give your feedback.
DevaShard: At First Light - Out in India now!!!
It is now available in all major bookshops across the country.
For the Indian market we designed this special cover in-house featuring our interpretation of Surya the Sun God:
A couple of weeks ago we reached a major milestone in our worldwide roll-out and I wanted to write something about it...
Feel free to give your feedback.
Monday, March 31, 2008
The Creative Process
What lies behind the full creation of a comic?
This is something I myself wondered about many times when I was a kid.
As an adult my questions got a little more detailed. Did Jim Lee draw and colour his pictures? What on Earth did an inker do? Did Stan Lee write every comic book? Who comes up with the ideas for all these comic titles? And a whole bunch of other stuff.
Well it wasn't until one year ago when I was lucky enough to be one of the few people in the world to get the chance to work in a comic company that my questions were finally answered.
Well now I'm here, I thought I would share with everybody else exactly how the creative process of creating a comic book from scratch works. Heck I even got myself into a few of the pictures...
THE CREATIVE PROCESS
This is something I myself wondered about many times when I was a kid.
As an adult my questions got a little more detailed. Did Jim Lee draw and colour his pictures? What on Earth did an inker do? Did Stan Lee write every comic book? Who comes up with the ideas for all these comic titles? And a whole bunch of other stuff.
Well it wasn't until one year ago when I was lucky enough to be one of the few people in the world to get the chance to work in a comic company that my questions were finally answered.
Well now I'm here, I thought I would share with everybody else exactly how the creative process of creating a comic book from scratch works. Heck I even got myself into a few of the pictures...
THE CREATIVE PROCESS
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