Learn a straightforward scanning technique for high-quality line art, as well how to use the mysterious proportion wheel.
Nothing extra this time
Yes, the answers are right here at the link but make sure you figure them out and write them down before you check yourself! Click here to check your answers
After you finish your comic you’ll want to shrink it and copy it to see what it will look like in a book. This is a hands-on opportunity to practice scanning (and maybe using the proportion wheel you just mastered!) but you can also make photocopies (for which the proportion wheel will also be useful).
Inks, with notes, for “Arid Ignition.”
See Chapter 10 for thumbs, and Chapter 13 for pencils.
There are no extra credit assignments for this chapter
Ron Regé Jr., Dave Choe, Brian Ralph, and Jordan Crane, Re: A Guide to Reproduction.
Available as a free download on http://reddingk.com/reproguide.pdf. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. This little booklet is a fantastic guide to photocopying, screenprinting, and offset printing in a very DIY mode.
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