I was wanting to ask, Berserk has amazing detail, has a great ink style to it. Its very impressive.
So what I'm wondering is, when Miura is sitting there, how big are the original layouts, and art pieces? Are they much bigger than what comes out on the manga? Do they scan them down? I would think they would be much bigger to allow him to get the incredible detail in the panels. Does any know the default size of medium he uses?
Pen wise, does he use a "tech pen" ? Thats what we called them in our commercial arts courses. I'm not sure what the professional pen definition is.
I hear he has a team thats kinda with him, what do they do, edit the original by adding/messing with contrast between the light and dark? Do they shade? Do they add the quote boxes? Or they there to help simply publish the art? Does Miura do all the story boarding or what not?
So what I'm wondering is, when Miura is sitting there, how big are the original layouts, and art pieces? Are they much bigger than what comes out on the manga? Do they scan them down? I would think they would be much bigger to allow him to get the incredible detail in the panels. Does any know the default size of medium he uses?
Pen wise, does he use a "tech pen" ? Thats what we called them in our commercial arts courses. I'm not sure what the professional pen definition is.
I hear he has a team thats kinda with him, what do they do, edit the original by adding/messing with contrast between the light and dark? Do they shade? Do they add the quote boxes? Or they there to help simply publish the art? Does Miura do all the story boarding or what not?