Buffy might be off the screens, but certainly not off the map. Joss Whedon’s vampire slayer has found a new home in the Dark Horse Comic book. And ICS’ Emmet has talked to the guy who makes it all possible: Georges Jeanty, artist on Dark Horse’s Buffy!
Red and White or Historics? ICS' Raleigh Peralez gets dowm to getting the prefect look for your holiday artwork, and leaves a message for people to take to heart in this special Christmas Report!
Now that the book "Teenagers Of The Future: Essays On The Legion Of Super-Heroes" is out, MaGnUs shares with us an extract of his essay on Legion costumes through the decades, complete with never before seen material.
Sequencing: the essential tool of comics. What comes when and why does it happen? And how does it all fit together? Today, Raleigh Peralez discusses plot sequencing and shows us an example taken from the Transformers movie.
If you’re into tattoos, then “LA Ink” is the show for you. If you’re into comics and tattoos, watch out for Hannah Aitchison who appears on LA Ink and has met with Mark Waid of Boom Studios. And ICS has interviewed Hannah! Read on! Updated today!
What happens when you get two ICS artists together to dicuss artwork? You get Piece of Work: where one artwork is scrutinized by ICS artists Sarah and Raleigh. What do they love? what do they hate? And why the hell do we care?
There is something about a person who can draw WYSIWYG (that is short for What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) that is magical. To be able to look at something and then draw it the way you see it is pretty cool. I was fortunate to meet a young lady who has a promising future as an artist. Meet Judy Schmoll.
Digital or Traditional: who's better? why? Unicorn Lord Raleigh Peralez discusses this new era debate of CGI vs. drawing by hand. Will computers beat the human hand, much like they made typewriters a relic of old times or will the human hand triumph again?
Buffy might be off the screens, but certainly not off the map. Joss Whedon’s vampire slayer has found a new home in the Dark Horse Comic book. And ICS’ Emmet has talked to the guy who makes it all possible: Georges Jeanty, artist on Dark Horse’s Buffy!
Red and White or Historics? ICS' Raleigh Peralez gets dowm to getting the prefect look for your holiday artwork, and leaves a message for people to take to heart in this special Christmas Report!
Now that the book "Teenagers Of The Future: Essays On The Legion Of Super-Heroes" is out, MaGnUs shares with us an extract of his essay on Legion costumes through the decades, complete with never before seen material.
Sequencing: the essential tool of comics. What comes when and why does it happen? And how does it all fit together? Today, Raleigh Peralez discusses plot sequencing and shows us an example taken from the Transformers movie.
If you’re into tattoos, then “LA Ink” is the show for you. If you’re into comics and tattoos, watch out for Hannah Aitchison who appears on LA Ink and has met with Mark Waid of Boom Studios. And ICS has interviewed Hannah! Read on! Updated today!
What happens when you get two ICS artists together to dicuss artwork? You get Piece of Work: where one artwork is scrutinized by ICS artists Sarah and Raleigh. What do they love? what do they hate? And why the hell do we care?
After a emotional 2 weeks, Raleigh returns. Today's subject: Japanese style comics and animation
There is something about a person who can draw WYSIWYG (that is short for What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) that is magical. To be able to look at something and then draw it the way you see it is pretty cool. I was fortunate to meet a young lady who has a promising future as an artist. Meet Judy Schmoll.
Fan Service: who doesn't love it? Well, Raleigh Peralez explains why loving it means staying away from it in your comics.
From classes to books, Raleigh gets into the serious endevour of drawing the human figure nude, and what it entaled for him.
Digital or Traditional: who's better? why? Unicorn Lord Raleigh Peralez discusses this new era debate of CGI vs. drawing by hand. Will computers beat the human hand, much like they made typewriters a relic of old times or will the human hand triumph again?