Awesome overview, Mr. White. Thank you!

Thanks, that's really helpful. I ask almost all those questions, or make sure I have all that info except one or two...the overhead shot Ill often render myself for approval and need to brush up on a couple of others...

This list is fantastic, thanks! Several of these I never thought of asking, definitely going to integrate this into my workflow:)

Love your contents, thank you

Nice

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I signed in to the substack but I can't find a link to the question list you mentioned and haven't gotten an email either. Is there something I'm missing?

I am quite interested in this and i am finding your video incredibly informative😊

French fan here, cool video. Indeed, the name pronunciations are hard to listen to. It's MOY-BEE-US (with emphasis on the Y) and JEE-RO.

I love how it looks like a girl with her colorful cow 🐮

Parfait...Bravo . très bel encrage . God job !!

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How does this not ahve tons of likes and comments!?!? This content is amazing and it so satisfying watching you create a masterpiece

Fabulous, Thank you. ❤❤❤

"When they are complementary, the shadow line will be an grey neutral or it will lean towards one side or the other". Gee … thanks. Good info there.

As someone who knows physics I have always had a problem with that people says that blue is cool, already as a little kid I knew that when you heat up metal it is first red (the cooler temperature), but when you heat it up it will be more and more towards the blue end of the spectrum. The same goes for stars. So blue is really hot ♨️

WHATS THE APP NAME OMG, IT LOOKS SO COOL Edit: its rebelle 7 pro!

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the teal and red reminded me of terezi 👀

Nice Lance! Say Ciao to Italia man! Man I'm jealous. Stop by Zecchi's in Florence for some art supplies for me:) Lived in Castiglion Fiorentino for a semester and loved it. I think it's probably pretty close to you. It's near Arezzo and Florence.

Man, there's a lot of Bridgman in Big John's drawings of hands and lower arms.

Really useful video. I'm colour-blind, so I'm definitely not a colourist. I heavily rely on values. I use mostly ink (pure or diluted) and sometimes a very restricted palette of colours that I see well (Payne's Gray, French Ultramarine Blue, Ceruleum blue, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ocre). I'm learning how to use them properly.

Very informative video.

Thanks.

verrry helpfull video

Great video! This will be very helpful for me to study and watch as I try to improve my inking! Thank you for making and sharing this video!

I could always identify who inked John in the old SSOC. Conan's face was all you needed usually to tell if it was Marcos,Chan,Alcala or D.ezuniga . Good job, insightful. No offense to any inkers I missed.

Shot by Shot. Still have that book. Amazing book on the subject and how to frame and move your camera. Check out Professional Storyboarding: Rules of Thumb by Sergio Paez & Anson Jew. Great book for boarding and learning the craft of storyboarding as well. Framed Ink is amazing. Storyboarding Essentials by Rousseau/Phillips also good. An artist that no one really think of looking up for Compositions is Doug Wildey ( Jonny Quest ) Amazing Composition skills. Very Cinematic stuff.

Iv'e also hear directors say Dolly Right to Left.

Nice work mate.

I've lost count of the conversations I've had like this , great to see it isn't just me.

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Great tips! thanks for this!

Great stuff, guys. Keep Teaching and sharing the knowledge. Board On!

You would get almost the same colour in real life too, because as you sad, it’s the wrong blue, that is too close to purple, which is opposite to the yellow and opposite colours always give grey. To mix a green you should have taken cyan or any other more greenish blue

Gotta do cyan

It's commonly exposed by blur effects, that simply average the values. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember it as follows: Since the resulting color is determined by the brightness of each color channel. consider each channel the coordinates of a vector, and calculate the magnitude. That's your brightness. Hence (255 255 255) being pure white. Averaging the color before and after calculating the brightness will yield different results. I believe most engines averaging after results in this effect.

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I remember seeing a very technical explanation of this somewhere. It was some oversight in how the maths is done to add the colours causing it to look horrible.

My (uneducated) guess is that it must have something to do with the RGB screen as opposed to the basic RYB (which is hard to get a good purple) with or the best color set (in my opinion) MYC

This is gold! Thank you ❤

Very well explained. Thanks!

Thanks for the video! Dude…gotta learn how to pronounce Moebius properly. It’s not pronounced like amoeba. It’s like MO-BEE-US or some even say MOY-BEE-US. Also please don’t ever pronounce his real name ever again. lol sorry that is like nails on a chalkboard. I’m not even trying to be mean.

"Hundreds" of dollars? There is currently ONE copy of this book on Amazon at the moment [2024.09.12] and it's going for 4 Grand -

I often get anxiety just wondering how the hell one works their way around inking Gene Colan's lavish pencils in the first place. Even greats like Tom Palmer did NOT have their work cut out for them--just look at all the greys and cross hatching in his lineart! I've heard someone say that the secret is that Colan treats Cast Shadows and Modeling Shadows (whatever that means) as the same thing in his drawings, but I doubt that makes it any less challenging to ink his stuff good though. Inking isnt just tracing, it's an art skill in of itself! P.S. That said, Ive also heard that Gene designed drawings that were meant to be inked in a specific way. Someone told me they found a Colan original and asked Tom Palmer to ink it, and he politely declined and pointed out that the specific sketch wasnt meant to be inked. (It was this sketch below, specifically) www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=273213&fbclid=IwY2xjawFKCZZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHQK2M7_sOWFffTEMiXD62NplLJdfhBta13rrXwURGrKneaCh0rUEV055VQ_aem_sDjh_SKqVuwnr1mmKd13ag

"I am NOT your father!" But easily old enough to be. Back in the day, I did "presentation" storyboards for Ad Agencies to show to their clients (or would-be clients) what they had in mind for the next TV ad. I did very few "working" storyboards, the kind you guys are talking about. These were little more than pretty pictures, usually finished to a fairly high degree, for all for the imagination-impaired CEOs and their entourage. I am also, especially for the last decade or so, an Indy comics artist, so I am deep into that business. I rely heavily on Vector Layers in Clip Studio Paint for everything from roughs to finished art. It's a lot of fun watching you guys work and discuss the mechanics of this particular sausage-making.

Really helpful thank you🙌🏽✨🙏

What is the name of the last song? Cool video thank!

Great video, thank you