I'm Daniel Collins. I am 22 and from the UK. In your work Mar 6- I really love the raw colors and line in your art style. In one piece where a girl climbs up the mountain and it is a CU shot looking down at the girl's face with sea and the island below. I want to ask as I am curious, what medium, or brushes do you use to achieve the result of the art style here?? Many Thanks, loving your stuff. I am curious on how you got into the comic industry, and what qualities you need to be successful?
Hey, Daniel - So sorry it’s taken me so long to respond to this. I’ve kind of abandoned Tumblr as a platform for original comics, so I rarely check my “ask” inbox. Anyway... thanks so much for ht kind words! I’m so glad you enjoed the comic. As far as my style goes: for Oyster War I used only dip pens. I was trying to emulate the look of early 20th century newspaper comics. I used G-pen for my outlines and a zebra nib for the hatching. As for how to get into the industry and how to be successful: be passionate about comics, read and analyse comics you enjoy, and--most important--always be producing work.
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Jack Davis: “King Kong” original art for Trump magazine (1957)
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Warren Kremer: crime comic tryout page (1940s)
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page 14 from 2000 A.D. #77 by Brian Bolland, Jack Adrian and Tom Frame
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the cover to Two-Fisted Tales (1950) #27 by Harvey Kurtzman
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Frank Springer & Vince Colletta: original art for an unpublished Dazzler newspaper strip (1984). Frank Springer and Stan Lee had previously collaborated on The Virtue of Vera Valiant.
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