Making Comics with Graphic Novelist Nate Powell (MARCH, COME AGAIN) | [Indi]android Ep. 18

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Making comic books is hard. Like, really hard. Most monthly series have entire teams with writers, editors, pencillers, inkers, colorists and letterers to keep on schedule.

Eisner Award-winning graphic novelist Nate Powell often handles those duties solo. He invited us into his Bloomington studio to show us how he brings one of his pages to life.

Music: Universal Production Music

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Right now i am trying to make my webcomic, spent 3 months writing the script, everyday for many hours, spent weeks trying to decide the art style and character design (my art style is not defined bc i am a beginner and i like to change the style depending on the genre i am doing) is hard and can be stressfull specially if you are working on deadlines or are a beginner, there's literally so many things to learn lol but is very fun

csoniah

He has such a fascinating process. I love seeing different artists approaches to the craft. Great art, this man is seriously talented. Going to have to pick up some of his work.

videovagrancy

I read the entirety of "Swallow Me Whole" in a day last year for research for my university project where I was making a comic centred around schizophrenia. Such a brilliantly done and insightful read, I couldn't put it down. This guy is an incredible artist (in all aspects including writing) and his comics are worth your time.

Simbabweman

Long live in good health and continue to bless us with your art my man

yuda

I’m working in a graphic novel and it’s so interesting learning about how to portray your characters with little dialogue. I use hair and eyes to portray their emotions. My main characters designated color is orange, so when she’s mad or feeling any deep emotion her hair (which is brown) gets a slight orange tint and her eyes will get a shade lighter.

julespesce-deferrari

He’s getting arthritis like my favorite gamers. Hope he does something about it asap. Much respect for what he does.

peterkoinzell

This takes a while especially doing it solo

-lkamiyachanl-female-bubbl

Man whenever I see how comics are made I feel sad for the artists. It looks difficult as heck, on top of it you have to face pressure and deadlines, and not earn good money. Feels very unfair, especially because they are giving a lot of enjoyment to the readers. I can't imagine my life without comics, grew up with them and still love reading them.

thenomad

I really liked this.
Would have liked it even more though, if the camera was positioned on the opposite side, so i could see the drawing being drawn.

tommymeyer

I like it cos his style is seat on the chair and draw, pure style, not so much photo references, just drawing for fun, brushes and page get done.

rodluper

I love graphic comic books and I also want to draw incredible like them Respect Man ❤️

ghoshalmaumon

It's very good to see an artist working and their discipline to their mastrry.

writangshumukherjee

Can you give me some tips on how I should draw, should I draw on an angle or draw flat, to what degree of angle should I draw I can’t afford a drafting table at this point, I’m a beginner artist, I don’t know if I should buy a smaller table top easel to put my sketchbook on or should I buy a drawing board to put my sketchbook on and find a way to try to angle it up somehow, what are your thoughts?

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