Comment on Hot Hot Hot by reubennegron
Rabid Rabbit is a black and white comic so all my submissions for them will be black and white with a 40% gray tone. As for my own work it really depends on the project. I think some of the stories will lend themselves well to black and white ink work but others will certainly be color.
Rabid Rabbit...the whole title is worth reading the comic -love this. are u selling it international i mean is it published for us usually ppl to get a copy of it. so all in all most of it will be in black and white really nice, i once bought a comic i really loved that was made in b/w as well, not too colourful like all the mickey and donald comics of disney.... it´s called whiteout dont know if u know it.
anyway white ink....mh i can remember i worked with it in former times in schooldays.
anyway white ink....mh i can remember i worked with it in former times in schooldays.
Whiteout - is that the book about an federal marshal stationed in Antarctica? If so, I have both books. Great art. And as far as I know Rabid Rabbit is not being sold internationally but I'll look into that and let you know for sure. It really is an amazing book and everyone should have a chance to read it.
yes...thats it. i have it too myself...bought both books in a small bookstore one year ago...loved it from the very first start. the style the artist creates is so simple...(well at least it looks so easy) but as he wrote in the artist´s-comment in a several note of the book, it´s been a risk first, a challange creating the comic that way...and he succeeded.
would order every single new book
btw...have u seen the movie ...had no time to do so yet...but i really wanna find out how they assembled the story into moving pictures.
would order every single new book btw...have u seen the movie ...had no time to do so yet...but i really wanna find out how they assembled the story into moving pictures.
I haven't seen the movie and I don't know if I really want to. So far, aside from 300 and the new Batman movies (and of course Akira), I've been pretty disappointed with every comic-movie adaptation I've seen. I think it's time i get myself to the comic store. I have an itch for some new stuff to read.