
Sorry, I didn't provide the dialog.
But I hope you can understand by looking at it.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Strip Comic
Posted by
Ajim
at
10:59 AM
0
comments
Labels: Artwork
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Unfinished work
I draw this comic in a long time ago. But I never manage to finish it. 
Actually, this comic has some (or maybe more) Samurai X influence in it. Yes, I have copied the Samurai X style in my drawing. But it's just as my inspiration.


Posted by
Ajim
at
5:50 AM
1 comments
Labels: Artwork
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
My simple comic
I try to make a simple one-page comic for this blog. So, I have opted to draw One Piece characters by using my style. 
But I think it is too simple. I add the dialog using Commic Life software.
**One Piece is the artwork of Eiichiro Oda.
Posted by
Ajim
at
5:37 AM
0
comments
Labels: Artwork
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Drawing paper
Manga paper
This paper is always used by manga-ka to produce their art work. It has blue panels printed on it. The purpose of them is to make it easier to divide the panels. This paper has high absorbency characteristic to absorb inks. This paper is also suitable for ink pen, marker pen and screentone.
Textured paper
This paper has texture on its surface. It is good to be use by those who want to make some effect in their drawing.
Coated paper
This paper has two surfaces – one is slippy and the other is dim. That’s why this paper is more expensive compare to other paper. The slippy surface is suitable for inking while the dim surface is suitable for pencil drawing.
Simili paper
Simili paper is the same as the ordinary A4 paper. Its ink’s absorbency depends on the thickness of the paper.
Posted by
Ajim
at
5:01 PM
0
comments
Labels: Classroom
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Shadow
Mangaka often use shadow in their drawing. Shadow is the result of illumination light or sunlight.
Other than that, shadow was also used to create a 3-D effect. To create shadow, a mangaka needs to determine the direction of light. Then the shadow must be applied to the opposite side where is covered from light. Read More......
Posted by
Ajim
at
11:59 AM
1 comments
Labels: Classroom
