Hey, John...I was working on creating a professional looking frame based on some of those layouts you posted earlier. I was curious what size, pixelwise, you are doing your renders. I was doing some cleanup work, and my ink looked horrible at close zoom...I think it's called aliasing...where it looks like an 8-bit video game. This was based on an 8x11 ink, scanned at 300 dpi.
Inking and cleaning up in Harmony
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Hey, John...I was working on creating a professional looking frame based on some of those layouts you posted earlier. I was curious what size, pixelwise, you are doing your renders. I was doing some cleanup work, and my ink looked horrible at close zoom...I think it's called aliasing...where it looks like an 8-bit video game. This was based on an 8x11 ink, scanned at 300 dpi.
Joy! Can't wait!
Holy crap! I can't wait!
Any idea when these will see air?
Hi John,
Yea, I see that you are making new layers for your cleanups. You don't, and shouldn't have to do this.
You should utilize the overlay, underlay, and color art layers in your drawings. I can show you how.
Jason
jbierut@hotmail.com or jasonbierut@att.net
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