Comic Creators and Web Comiceers Are you a comic artist? A cartoon artist? Do you have a comic or web comic or aspire to have one. This is your place. Discussion of training/lessons, reference art websites and books, tools of the trade, how inking is like inking, etc etc Public Group moderated by: idfungus

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xzanthia	topic: 26 – F – Denver/Tampa…. posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 22:01 26 – F – Denver/Tampa…. Just learning about these groups and website… Please come check out my profile..
idfungus	topic: New computer tablet/ Webcomic posted: Tue May 09, 2006 16:18 The final hurdle to me doing a webcomic is now attached to my computer...a pen-tablet. The tablet I chose was cheap ($50) and the software I bought was cheap too ($50). The tablet is an Adesso CyberTablet 6400 and the software is Manga Studio Debut. Attached is a piece I drew (traced) with the tablet and though it isn't my normal art/ink style, its still cool enough to work for a webcomic. If you haven't seen www.fabricari.com go check it out. Steve Harrison was a roommate of mine way back in the day and is now one of the best cyberpunk comic artists out there.
idfungus	topic: Awesome Female Reference posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 18:21 I'm a glutton for art reference. I keep huge collections of pictures on everything from insects to motocross riding. One of the best places on the web to get reference photos for art are at... http://www.human-anatomy-for-artist.com/ and http://www.female-anatomy-for-artist.com/ There are great reference pieces at... http://www.fineart.sk/ I use http://images.google.com for alot of my reference art and have been using http://www.textamerica.com and http://www.flickr.com alot lately.
idfungus	topic: Online Sketch Galleries posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 18:15 I'm a big fan of online sketchbooks. Here's mine and some of my bookmarked ones. Please post your galleries and bookmarked sites. Mine: http://justinsketchbook.blogspot.com Bookmarks: http://www.alrioart.com http://www.shaneglines.net/ http://www.adamhughesart.com/ http://www.imagenetion.com
idfungus	topic: Sketchbooking posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 18:07 It's helpful to have a healthy sketchbook collection. In our town artists and aspiring artists congregate once a month at a local coffe shop/hangout and sketch. Sketching is loose and fun and the pressure of final art is gone. Does anyone else have a drawing/sketching group outside of school?

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