The same thing applies to inkers, some pencilers like to do their own inks and have a few colorists they work best with. In much the same way, talking to your artist can help you build your team. Don't know a good inker or colorist / leterrer? Ask your artist, they probably have a shortlist of people they work best with. *Edit* Usually its a good idea to use 200 per page as a baseline when doing estimates for your first comic. Yes there are people who charge more, but on average 200 per page is a good amount to use as a base.
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Great video Matt! Appreciated this.
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The same thing applies to inkers, some pencilers like to do their own inks and have a few colorists they work best with.
In much the same way, talking to your artist can help you build your team.
Don't know a good inker or colorist / leterrer?
Ask your artist, they probably have a shortlist of people they work best with.
*Edit* Usually its a good idea to use 200 per page as a baseline when doing estimates for your first comic.
Yes there are people who charge more, but on average 200 per page is a good amount to use as a base.
All good points, cheers for watching matey
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Make comics…it’s a great life choice 😜