Joe Kubert's World of Cartooning Super Villains
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@theboredtrucker3898 · 4 years ago
The ease with how he does his initial layout is incredible.
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@dda_toi · 5 years ago
This is such an amazing gift to see Mr Kubert draw.
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@KevinWolffArt · 5 years ago
I can't believe these are available for free! I paid full price for a few of them years back and it was totally worth it. Best lessons you'll find for comic drawing.
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@saultricoche6918 · 5 years ago
The background music transported me to Saturday's morning cartoons
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@judgecohen1373 · 5 years ago
Mr Kubert was a master of the artform. Thank you for making these available.
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@utlanning117 · 1 year ago
I love the RPG music
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@bozoclown2098 · 1 year ago
Kubert and my malpractice doctor look alike. Surely many people look like them .
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@lyla.of.the.fae_official · 5 years ago
This was an incredible lesson. Thank you so much!
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@8Aorlando · 2 years ago
The strategy of Outline and Ink. (1 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1691">28:11</a>)<br><br><br>By scribbling and outlining a sketch, we are busy characterizing (creating or defining) what each detail of the figures (characters design) and background are.<br><br><br>Inked detailing, we are concerned with characterizing (creating or defining) each detail of the figures (character design-style) and background (background design-style).<br><br><br>In the sketch, scribble and scratch because lines represent the details of shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style) and background (background design-style).<br><br><br>The lines are exclusive to the sketch (scribbled in pencil and outlined with a mechanical pencil).<br><br>Soft lines due to using pencils.<br><br>Hard lines due to using a mechanical pencil.<br><br><br>When inking, use strokes for<br><br>which through the lines represent the details of the shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style) and background (background design-style).<br><br><br>Schema (wireframe and layout) defines the gesture of the drawn figures and backgrounds.<br><br><br>"Volumes" defines the building blocks (geometric figures) of the details, shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style), backgrounds (background design-style) and images (underground design-style) drawn.<br><br><br>Sketching is scribbling and outlining the shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (background design-style) drawn.<br><br><br>Inking is drawing detailed ink of shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (background design-style) drawn with a brush pen, paintbrush, feather, technical pen or copic marker.<br><br><br>Takehiko Inoue design-style ink:<br><br><br>It starts with the shadow patches (own and self-designed) inked freehand with a brush №0 (Natural Bristle), moves on to the hatches inked freehand with a brush №0 (Natural Bristle) and ends with the hand-inked strokes -free with brush №0(Natural Bristle).<br><br><br>First comes the stains painted with imported brush № 0(Natural Bristle).<br><br><br>Second, comes the hatches inked with imported brushes № 0 (Natural Bristle).<br><br><br>Third, comes the strokes inked with a set of imported brushes № 0 (Natural Wax).<br><br><br>The indirect order: the steps can be interchanged. (Ezekiel 43:10-11)<br><br><br>Strokes are short contour and internal lines, contours and surroundings, to details of shapes (mechanical design-style) and figures (character design-style) and background (background design-style).<br><br><br>Dip only 1/3 of the brush bristles under the India ink surface in Pilot Black 30ml Fountain Pen Ink.<br><br><br>When the ink drops 1/3 into the bristles, dip, refilling the 30ml Black Pilot Fountain Pen Ink up to 1/3.<br><br><br>Kentaru Miura Design-Style:(Isaiah 55:9)<br><br><br>Exact lines and strokes.<br><br><br>Replace internal lines with seamstress and criss-cross hatches.<br><br><br>Drawing action scenes:<br><br><br>Contour lines become hatches of movements.<br><br><br>Motion hatches turn into motion lines.<br><br><br>How do I turn lines and hatches into motion lines?<br><br><br>Through redesign, the drawing was retraced.<br><br><br>1) Take an A3 tracing paper with your fingers, overlap it on the drawing paper with your drawn design.<br><br><br>2) Fasten with a clip between both papers.<br><br><br>3) Redraw on tracing paper in order to replace the contoured and internal lines and strokes of details, shapes (mechanical design-style) and figures (character design-style) drawn with contoured and internal lines and strokes of movement.<br><br><br>4) Retrace all the details, shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (character design-style) using lines and strokes of contours and internal movements.<br><br><br>Kim Jung Gi design-style:(Amos 3:7)<br><br><br>Draw lines without removing the tip of the brush pen from the ink drawing paper.<br><br><br>Joe Kubert design-style:(Proverbs 15:22)<br><br><br>Brush №0 for drawing shapes and patches of own and self-designed shadows of figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (background design-style).<br><br><br>G pen for drawing details, figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (background design-style).<br><br><br>Snake pen for drawing hatches of figures (character design-style) and backgrounds (background design-style).<br><br><br>Training (strengthening) drawing from memory using photographic references.<br><br><br>Take an A3 tracing paper, take 2 or 3 photographic references.<br><br><br>Place A3 tracing paper over the photographic reference.<br><br><br>Transfer the photographic reference onto A3 tracing paper.<br><br><br>Photographic Documentation:<br><br><br>Use photographs of real and historical locations and places as references to draw the illustration of shapes (mechanical design-style), figures (character design-style), backgrounds (backgrounds design-style), images (undergrounds design-style) and maintain the verisimilitude with the real world.<br><br><br>Get details from illustrated encyclopedia photographs: you can't fake details.<br><br><br>Always go to your photo reference files to get real examples of what you want to draw because you know that backgrounds (background design-style) and objects (mechanical design-style) don't look real when you try to make them up.
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@8Aorlando · 2 years ago
The Four Mechanical Design-Style(2 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1575">26:15</a>)<br><br>Mechanical Design-Style of backgrounds(background design-style): kinetic architectures(with mechanically articulated architectural elements) with forms of technological devices and functions of social, educational, political, religious or economic devices(commercial, industrial or extractive).(2) Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1575">26:15</a>)<br><br>Mechanical Design-Style of figures (character design-style): social robots (communicative and interactive) and claytronic human-machine interfaces. (2 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1575">26:15</a>)<br><br>Mechanical Design-Style of forms(creature design-style): automotive, aerospace and naval claytronic vehicles(means of transport and locomotion).(2 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1575">26:15</a>)<br><br>Mechanical Design-Style of details (custom design-style): fashionable clothes, costumes, hairstyles, footwear and cybernetic utensils. (2 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1575">26:15</a>)
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@8Aorlando · 2 years ago (edited)
About conceptual design project(1 Chronicles <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=1691">28:11</a>-13)<br><br>1 Trait: 1 drawing construct.<br><br>Dash design-style: sinuous, curved, elliptical arc or serpentine.<br><br>Draw curves (dashes) on a line (contour or internal)<br><br>Draw sinuous Sierpinski "S" shapes over curves (dashes) in a line (contour or internal).<br><br>Draw sierpinski curved serpentine over curvilinear sinuous in line(contour or intena).<br><br>1 Trait: 1 drawing construct.<br><br>Stroke design-style: straight, angle (corner), fold (corner) or straight serpentine.<br><br>Draw straight lines (strokes) on a line (contour or internal)<br><br>Draw Sierpinski angles (corners) on straight lines (dashes) in a line (contour or internal).<br><br>Draw sierpinski folds (corners) over rectilinear sinuous lines (contour or inner).<br><br>Creation of conceptual (idealistic) drawings of composition in project (design) and style (art) graceful and mild or bold and aggressive: (Exodus 35:31-35)<br><br>Detailed or hyper-realistic line:<br><br>The line follows its function in the conceptual (idealistic) design project.<br><br>Line detailing following your design style.<br><br>Detailed or realistic and naturalistic stroke:<br><br>The line follows its function in the conceptual (idealistic) design project.<br><br>Detailing of lines following your design style.<br><br>For example:<br><br>"Spaghetti" web and "cirrus spissatus" web, sweeping and dredging net of the Spider (the True Prophet).(Habakkuk <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95eEVwuGP2Y&t=75">1:15</a>-16)<br><br>The texture and shape of the cloud has a flocular (cotton) appearance.<br><br>The entire cirrus spissatus cloud is a colloidal system (complex, structure) (ice ridges).<br><br>The cirrus spissatus cloud structure is an opaque (coiled) fractal.<br><br>The cirrus spissatus cloud chunks are a translucent(impasto) fractal with semi-transparent edges in sierpinski curves(contours).<br><br>The cloud chunks are a transparent(flat) fractal with transparent edges in sierpinski curves(contours).<br><br>The cloud body is the opaque(folded) structure of the cirrus spissatus cloud that divides(fractalizes) into larger translucent(pasted) structures with spatial gaps(three-dimensional) between them.<br><br>The transparent structures are divided (fractalized) into transparent (flattened) cirrus spissatus cloud structures with spatial gaps (three-dimensional) between them.<br><br>Web "spissatus" of the Spider (the True Prophet): the carded threads are opaque (white), the filaments are translucent (semi-transparent white) and twisted (entangled) cables (web ropes) are transparent (transparent white). (Job 7 :6; Psalms 16:6)<br><br> The diffracted light takes(illuminates) the place(shadowed surface) of the shadow of the "spissatus" web, at the same time that the diffracted shadow takes(shadows) the place(illuminated surface) of direct(diffuse) light in the "spissatus" web .<br><br>Format is volume (framework) of shape.<br><br>For example: a huge Tyrannus Rex dinosaur head with the shape of an ark measuring one and a half meters.<br><br>Figurato is the volume (framework) of a figure.<br><br>For example: the body of a Tirano Rex dinosaur with a lifeboat figure for a ship measuring more than seven and a half meters high, 12 meters long, from nose to tail.<br><br>Detail is volume (framework) of detail.<br><br>For example: Tyrant Rex's scaly scalp with hood detail (protective cape) joined to the scaly superciliary orbicularis above the bulged bottoms of the eyes.
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@kluska.comics · 5 years ago
Thank you!
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