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Last | NextIt's a simple tutorial because.... someone requested it in the past? XD
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very nice! :3 thanks for submitting the tutorial to our group!
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I really like it, with the examples and simple explainations... but I don't get the explaination on the last one.
So what you're saying is, don't use the last technique on the bottom page(the one in desert)?
I think it looks fine... it looks as if it's about to go into flashback, or time lapse. Can you please explain?
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oh, sorry about the confusion, the example is fine. What i mean is don't do it on both sides, that wouldn't work, usually. lol
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Oh, ok!
Your Making Manga and Speedline Tutorials are SO GOOD.
The examples and the simple explainations are really effective, they're so easy to understand. And I like how you're pointing out what's really important.
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I am so glad that u happened to be here... I was just about to attempt a comic-y thing and had no clue how to set it all up! *sob* thanks so much!
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no prob, i just hope this really does help some ppl.
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Nice. I see the second rolling effect a lot in manga, especially when about to introduce a flashback. The first rolling effect I see a lot when the original image would be too overwhelming to the eye. I have never in my life seen an animation effect in manga. I see it a lot in American comics but never in manga. Where have you seen it?
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i have seen it in Yu Yu Hakosho before, and I personally use it as well.
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I like the rolling camera effect. Very cool. Nice tutorial btw.
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Sweet tutorial! I'm definitely gonna read your stuff someday ^^
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This is a very good tutorial. I think this technique is very effective. Youve captured the essense of the moving picture technique in comics
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