How to Ink a Comic Page with Mark Morales
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- Опубліковано 1 лис 2023
- Mark Morales shows you how a professional inker completes a penciled comic page from start to finish! You’ll learn how he brings pencils to life with ink using an array of materials and methods. He covers techniques like feathering, crosshatching, using different pen nibs, creating the illusion of depth, and more on a Black Panther comic page penciled by Ryan Benjamin. There’s also additional tips on the mindset you should have when collaborating with a penciler so you can enhance their work rather than just tracing it.
This is just a small sample of what’s covered in the premium course! You’ll get even more technical knowledge from Mark about inking when you sign up at proko.com/marvel
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Artist | Instructor - Mark Morales (markmorales.bigcartel.com/)
Producer - Stan Prokopenko (www.stanprokopenko.com), Sean Ramsey (www.peoplewhodrawstuff.com), Patrick Bosworth (www.patrickdavidbosworth.com)
Production Assistance - Patrick Bosworth, Sean Ramsey, Stephen Clark (www.peppermintgentleman.com), Kristian Nee (www.kristiannee.com/) Editing - Ash Lo Russo (www.artstation.com/ash_lorusso), Charlie Nicholson ( / shloogorgh )
Publishing - John Birchall, Alex Otis
Music Used with Permission from the ABC Music Library
This is just a small sample of what’s covered in the premium course! You’ll get even more technical knowledge from Mark about inking when you sign up at proko.com/marvel
I have immense respect for inkers. Some of them end up elevating the art of the penciler and end up being unrecognized for the finished piece. Thanks for the lesson Mark Morales.
Comics can be a collaborative process, with each person adding their own flare and elevating the final product!
"You're a tracer!"
Wow. Well done to Proko for persuading the master of inking techniques Mark Morales to share his skills. I have such admiration for Mark’s work. He treats the penciller’s work with such respect, meticulously adding refinements, line work, shading and feathering to an almost superhuman level. Thanks to all for an incredible video.
Thank you kindly!
There are simply not enough videos online of inkers demonstrating their incredible talents outside of the digital realm! I picked up nib and brush inking last year and let me tell you, its QUITE the challenge! Between attempting to keep a steady hand, having the right ink consistency and amount on your brush/nib, not swiping your hand over wet ink, and most importantly, just having TOTAL CONFIDENCE in each mark you make!
rlly ? you can find plenty on youtube
He combines classic Marvel inking techniques with modern methods. Great video.
I'm taking the course and I've also been practicing my drawing on the side. My drawing has increased greatly throughout the year, but my inking is improving at a much slower rate, which is a testament to just how difficult it is and how these amazingly skilled artists go under the radar so much.
Thanks for taking the course and persevering in your inking practice!
Just starting drawing seriously, with a focus on manga and comic art styles. I didn't even know inking was a thing until starting to watch these. Now I'm almost as fascinated with it as I am with drawing itself.
When I was a little kid I thought that only one dude was doing all the penciling and inking in a small office. But it’s good to know that two or more people are working on our favourite comics to make them look better
Mark is one of the cleanest, slickest inkers of all time. Great video!
Great work showcasing all these masters, thanks proko .
Masterful ink work! Beautifully smooth lines with a lot of variety.
Really been appreciating this series, and Mark is extremely talented and knowledgeable. Every video, he says at least one thing that changes my perspective on the artistic process.
I've been using a gpen to do inking in order to improve my digital inking. Is not perfect but I can definitely see the improvement. Seeing these videos are a gold mine of knowledge. I love inking.
Adjusts lineweight without any difficulty
This is so insightful. Thank you for teaching us. You're a true master.
I am making my own comic , with proko skills.
You have a awesome talent 😮
Mark's a skilled pro and we were lucky to get him on this course!
So so awesome. Thank you
That art looks so good, WOW.
I'm a penciler who grew up on Jim Lee's X-MEn and Mark Morales has altered the course of my future. I feel free, like I can live my life and maybe even have friends again instead of thinking I'm supposed to be spending 40 hours per page penciling every mark.
I was the same. I used to spend God-only-knows-how-many hours, painstakingly adding 'fake' feathering using pencils, drawing each muscle and little veins (some that don't even exist, lol!) and tons of other tiny details on pencils - most of which wouldn't even be seen after the art was actually inked, scanned and shrunk on the computer - just to try to imitate 90's comics style and then eventually it just "clicked" on me. I realized that it was a waste of time and simply stopped doing it altogether and then decided to focus on the fundamentals like lightning, composition, storytelling, etc. Since I am my own inker, I don't even do tight pencils anymore and MAN that does feel liberating!!! I'd rather create something quick within two hours or so full of energy than spend days on a drawing that by the time it is finished, I don't even care for it anymore.
@@RogerioPereiradaSilva77 I'm curious what type of comics you make.
"than spend days on a drawing that by the time it is finished, I don't even care for it anymore." I think I have a similar experience. After penciling, inking, coloring, and lettering a page I truly hope I never have to look at it again for as long as I live. I'm a self taught artist, so the worst part is how many problems end up in the final versions of my pages despite how much time I spent on them. Oh well.
@@mythebe1733 Right now I am not making any but I keep entertaining the idea of writing and drawing short stories with a classic American comics style but first I need to streamline my process as much as I can so that I can produce pages fast. Fast as in "perfect is the enemy of good enough" fast, if you catch my drift? As for finding faults on the finished product, I feel the same way with my pieces. No matter how much effort I put into these pieces, I always see things that bug me when I declare them done. I believe most artists feel that way towards their work. But working digital has helped a lot in reaching that speed goal, though.
Breathtaking!!
That little tip about feathering from thin to thick blew my mind. I've spent the past decade or so going thick to thin, but his demonstration showed such a drastic change in quality between the two that I'm definitely gonna try it the ither way now 😅
Thank you so much - I already learned something new and can improve my artwork. Regards from Germany 🤗
This is solid gold. Thanks!
Thanks Mark your great thanks for reminding me of blueprinting
this helped alot tnx
Knows shadows in draws.Are a beautiful experience 🔥💯💯💪
Bravo!
Grate tips ❤
YES!
Nice video
Hi,i wanted to buy your course of portrait drawing but hefore buying i wanted to know will you also teach basic shading in that plan
Wow
So that's why drawings are so detailed nowadays.
Today, I learned that penciling and inking are 2 different jobs. 😮
I love artsy I so in to rite nw. It is whole new level of brain 🧠 ❤❤
very cool :0
From the start Mark is one of superhero comics best inkers
I learned something right away here: add a tiny bit of ammonia instead of water to dilute ink.
I grew up thinking that’s how the comics were penciled, only to learn as an adult that the style I really liked was the inker’s
Already here xD
lol
Does anyone know what are the brands and names of the art supplies he used?
His pen nib is most likely a hunt 102.
His brush is a raphael 8404 kolinsky sable # 3.
Not sure about his black ink (probably Dr. Ph Martin's Black Star).
His white ink is Dr. Ph. Martin bleed proof white.
@@Jang09 Thanks so much!
Everything else here is solid but he uses Higgins Black Magic for the black ink
just in time for inktober, 2024
Please do anime pls or manga 😅😅
It's the same damn thing.
Mangaka essentially use the same techniques and tools. But you can look up manben videos (by Naoki Urasawa) if you want to see some of them work.
Overrated media.
Show 🎉
Schultz used a water brush much later in life. I use a Koi set one that I use black cat ink.
what pen name brand are you using for inking super curious :) enjoyed watching video
il looks like a Speedball Hunt 102, but I am not sure
Класно! Супер! 👍👌💙💚❤
How long does it take for a page?
What’s the blue pen called? At 9:41 ?
Zebra Ultra-Fine Brush Pen - ZEBRA WFSS4. Can be ordered on Jetpens. (Tombow Fudenosuke will also be very similar.)
Vetril where does it go? into the nib or ink? Thanks
Vetril?
@@ProkoTV in an earlier video he refers to ammonia in a Windex Sorry glass cleaning product. Where does it go in the nib or the 'ink?
In the ink
For a dang minute I thought this was Killed Queen.
SAME
Gostaria de ver o processo da Bilquis aqui também
What is the pen name anyone please tell😢😢😢😢😢
0:18 ...Will I have though....?
That is delicious.
Is Miles Morales based on Mark???
he should do miles morales
This guy is unreal the pen is an extension to his body.
Inking must be an excruciating process unless you’ve been doing it for a while.
Line weight to create volume. Okay.
am i the first to comment