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Observations on Comic Art
I have been putting together some videos looking in detail at comic art. I would love to hear your thoughts about the "art" of comic art.
I have two videos posted on this topic. The first looks at how two artists, five hundred years apart, solve the problem of creating reproducible (printed) art in black and white.
Observations on Comic Art: Albrecht Dürer and Hal Foster
The second take a deeps dive looking at the art of the two pages from Dune the Graphic Novel. We will discuss page / tile layouts, color, and the manipulation of time.
Observations on Comic Art: Dune
Oooh I'll definitely have to take a look at these! Thanks for sharing.
Dürer was the first indie publisher cartoonist!
Foster awoke from eye surgery and forever lost memory of his entire career!
awesome, I’ll have to check this out, that’s an interesting hook
As a guy who studies to be an art teacher (and currently studying for Engraving class, funnily enough), seeing Dührer mentioned warms my heart, but also Foster, because my father and I are fans of his work. Great analysis and breakdown of him and how their works inspire us.