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Black Panther 8 p19by ~davidyardin

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Okay here are some pages from the Black Panther/X-Men crossover Wild Kingdom I worked on with writer Reggie Hudlin. I pencilled the Black Panther issues, 8 & 9, while Salvador Larocca did the art on the X-Men issues, 175 & 176.

This was one of my fave pages I did for the crossover, featuring T'Challa interrupted from hacking into the computer system, by a large, hairy armed assailant.
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~gatchatom Jun 19, 2007  Professional General Artist
Nice work!
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~davidyardin Jun 19, 2007  Professional
Thanks Tom. You've got some cool stuff in your gallery too. :)
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~spookowl Jun 19, 2007
is there a special sort of paper you use like bristol vellum or is it just comic book paper you find at a comic supply store?

either way great work with the shadowing and layout!
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~davidyardin Jun 19, 2007  Professional
I'm not sure what the Marvel boards are, but the Image boards were a smooth Strathmore Bristol board 400 series, I think 3 ply. Marvel use a lighter weight board, with a little more tooth, but it's great for pencilling.

You should be able to get Strathmore Bristol boards at any good art store, but try sampling different paper at the art store and see what works best for you. There are also companies that specialise in printing pre ruled blueline comic boards too.
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~spookowl Jun 19, 2007
thanks a lot for the advice. I tend to use strathmore bristol on various things because its easier to use a crow quill ink pen on than toothy paper. I haven't done comics in a while but I plan on returning to my graphic novel very soon. so how do you do the final shadowing? is it only graphite/ink or do they use computer generated screen tones?
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~davidyardin Jun 19, 2007  Professional
For this project I just did the pencils, then Jay Leisten inked over blueline copies of my work. Dean White then coloured it in Photoshop, I believe.
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~spookowl Jun 20, 2007
neat! thanks for all the tips and such!
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~Caridor Jun 19, 2007
Hehe definitely U are my New DA Idol! I always wandered what kind of pencil do U artists often use, and the size of the sheet of paper that U draw on.
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~davidyardin Jun 19, 2007  Professional
I use a 2mm clutch pencil. Hardness of the lead depends on the paper I'm using. I usually use a 2H on most of my comic pages now, but I have used H, F and HB in the past.

Paper size is 11" x 17". Most artwork is usually kept in the 36.9 cm x 23.4 cm area, unless you're doing a full bleed page.
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Mood: Love *ericalannelson Jun 18, 2007
Sweet pages!
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