#kubert school

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2013's Infinity Vol.1 #1 cover by Adam Kubert and Laura Martin.

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Lesson from Ben Ruiz.

I’ve told this before, but I keep thinking today about Ben Ruiz, my life drawing teacher at @thekubertschool. Ben was watching me do a figure drawing in charcoal. Lots of ambiguity, smearing the charcoal around with the side of my hand. Bathing the drawing in murk, getting artsy.

He asked why I was drawing like that. He’d asked for a simple, diagramatic depiction of anatomy. I said I was trying to be expressive. Ben took a beat, then said “Steve you're here to accumulate knowledge. You're a first year art student; You have nothing to express but your own ignorance."

Photo of Ben circa 1990 by Felipe Echevarria.

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Ghost Machine creates a Scholarship with the Joe Kubert School

Ghost Machine creates a Scholarship with the Joe Kubert School #comics

Ghost Machine has set up the Ghost Machine Scholarship in collaboration with The Joe Kubert School, the iconic graphic arts educational institute founded by legendary comic book artist Joe Kubert. Located in Dover, NJ, the esteemed school has nurtured and honed the talents of countless comic book artists and illustrators including Andy and Adam Kubert, Lee Weeks, Stephen R. Bissette, as well as…

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Drawn for an assignment for the Kubert School earlier this year. The prompt was "symmetry". Decided to bring out the sacred symbols for this one.

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Original Art - Winnie Winkle Sunday Comic Strip (July05th1981)

Art by Joe Kubert And The Joe Kubert School

Chicago Tribune

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Marvel Age (1993-1994)

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2000 ad for Joe Kubert's World of Cartooning.

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Artist Spotlight: Ava Schrager

We here at East Side Mags have always wanted to see BIG NAMES come through our doors and we’ve had a BUNCH of those - some you’ve NEVER seen anywhere else except conventions. Names like Greg Hildebrandt, actor Patrick Wilson, Vita Ayala, Amy Reeder, Scott Koblish, Tee Franklin and many more to name. But our heart is always in the up-and-coming; the ones who we’re SURE will aspire to be those big names one day. We love the underground. The place where big names are still growing and thriving and learning to one day shatter records and draw the gaze of the wider public!

One such up-and-comer is coming here on October 14 from 2pm-6pm and we’re SUPER EXCITED to introduce you to her!

Meet commercial artist, 2D animator, colorist/illustrator, and multi-talented artist Ava Schrager! Originally from Cincinnati Ohio, Ava is a 20 year old 2nd year Joe Kubert School student as well as the winner of the Wave Blue World Scholarship! Her art has no limitations, she draws anything from realism to anime.

Ava’s art is spectacular and that’s an understatement! This woman is crazy talented and your chance to meet her one on one and grab an awesome sketch is here!

Join us!

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ive got my commission info page and my kofi (to help with paying for school) under "links" in my bio now btw

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The WIZARD Files, Ep. 44: John Livesay

We interview veteran comic book inker, John Livesay about his career working for Top Cow, Extreme Studios, Marvel, DC Comics and more all throughout the 90’s and beyond. Plus, we learn about his lifelong comic book collecting hobby and personal experience trying to get recognized in Wizard magazine, among many other amazing stories Want to take your WIZARDS experience to the next level? Get an…

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2011's X-Men: Schism promotional art by Adam Kubert & Justin Ponsor (RIP).

[stevelieber]

Short #protip: A million years ago when I was a student at the Joe Kubert school, I had a hard time drawing the clothed figure. I didn't understand drapery, or tension & compression, or the construction of clothing. I whined at my teachers to show me how to do it, like there was a magic wand they could wave and *POOF* I'd suddenly know how.

In the end, two things helped. One was a close study of a handful of pages from #JackHamm's book Drawing the Head and Figure.

The other was that Joe Kubert got sick of my shit and went Mr Miyagi on me. He told me to get a Sears catalog. And he told me to copy it.

For about a month I spent every free moment copying pictures of catalog models . I slowly figured out how to apply the suggestions and concepts I'd read in Jack Hamm's book.

So, having trouble with clothes? Look at Jack Hamm for the principles. And do a pencil study of every figure in a giant catalog to hammer it home.

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1st Folio #1 (March 1984) by Pacific Comics

Written and drawn by Joe Kubert, Mike Chen, Adam Kubert, Andy Kubert, Rex Lindsey, Brad Joyce, and Ron Randall, cover by Joe Kubert.

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Around the Tubes

Some comic news and reviews from around the web to start the day #comics #comicbooks

It’s a new week and we’ve got a lot coming at you. We’re kicking it off with some comic news and reviews from around the web you might have missed! How to Love Comics – Titans: Beast World Reading Order Checklist – For those interested in the event, here’s a handy guide. ICv2 – Mattel Partners with Abrams, IDW for ‘Monster High’ Novels and Comics – Nice. The Beat – THE JOE KUBERT SCHOOL adds…

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When I stared writing this gag, the original idea was to draw a dream that would be ended by a leg cramp. I've had recurring, terrible cramps in my calves ever since I used to walk to school carrying my insanely heavy portfolio and bag while at the Kubert School. They started then and have never really let up. Then I had the idea to make the dream a stress dream, since that's been a running theme of late. In a perfect world where there's enough of a demand for this strip to run 2 or 3 days a week, this core idea could have filled up a few strips. (Help make this happen by supporting me on Patreon... hint, hint!) On one level, there's the stress dream of needing to pee and only finding toilets in INCREDIBLY AWKWARD places. This one with the intersection happens to me a LOT, honestly. (With a number of variations on the visual shown. lol) Honestly, the only thing that's a 100% cartoon invention here is the inclusion of the "toilet shark" to bring the cramp into the dream a little. In reality, they just happen so fast that I'm woken up without warning by them. And yes... the punchline HAS happened at least once. lol