Yokai update
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- Stan Sakai
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I am excited. I'll have to special order one at work. The previews so far are amazing. I am happy to see that some of the pros still use the old school methods over just Corell and Photoshop. I think inks, water color, and even colored pencils and pastels (referring to Wagner's two Batman mini series and con art) are awesome mediums to find being used in the comic book art trade. I feel it shows more detail and emotion in the artist work. I look forward to this book!
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"a step-by-step look at painting a page" ... awesome! (and if not in the book, perhaps some shots sent to the dojo site would be just as nice - deadlines can be a pain to try and get into the book) And forgot to add in other thread, brilliant work. Your control over watercolors is incredible.
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Here are a couple "step-by-step" postings Stan has already provided for previous paintings...
Todd Shogun wrote:Stan also submitted a great step-by-step process, featuring how he designed and painted the awesome cover for UY Book 21. It's over at http://usagiyojimbo.com/sakai/uy21feature.html
Both are great "behind the scenes" peeks into how he creates his artwork.Stan Sakai wrote:Here is a step-by-step look at the making of the Book 23 signing plate art:
http://usagiguy.livejournal.com/28537.html
- Stan Sakai
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My part of Yokai is done. I FedEx-ed the rest of the art to Diana this morning, a few days before my deadline. I had asked for 3 months to do Yokai. She gave me 2 1/2. I guess she knows me better than I do. That's why she is such a great editor.
Now I'll spend a week on the miscellaneous stuff I had been putting off--the new sketchbook, a small project with Peter Laird, etc. Then I'll start the art for UY 122 next week.
Now I'll spend a week on the miscellaneous stuff I had been putting off--the new sketchbook, a small project with Peter Laird, etc. Then I'll start the art for UY 122 next week.
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Hello Stan,
Congratulations on getting Yokai done before the deadline. That has got to be one of the major reasons why Diane loves working with you. I'm impressed because you were working with water colors, fulfilling your other work responsibilities, and making guest appearances around the country. Nicely done.
Looking forward to buying a copy and reading it!
Peace, maka
Congratulations on getting Yokai done before the deadline. That has got to be one of the major reasons why Diane loves working with you. I'm impressed because you were working with water colors, fulfilling your other work responsibilities, and making guest appearances around the country. Nicely done.
Looking forward to buying a copy and reading it!
Peace, maka
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