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Road to Mangaka - Manga Inking 101
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Rating: 4.7 out of 5(54 ratings)
596 students

Road to Mangaka - Manga Inking 101

Take your inking from 0 to 100!
Highest Rated
Created byOlga Rogalski
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • My students will learn the basic and advanced inking skills necessary for creating a manga/comic.

Course content

3 sections • 29 lectures • 2h 48m total length

  • About this course1:07
  • What Materials will you need?9:13
  • Things to remember2:33
  • Basic Textures4:05
  • Complex Pattern3:57
  • Own Texture1:34
  • Worksheets0:43
  • Worksheet 1: The Fence7:07
  • Worksheet 2: The Swan4:28
  • Worksheet 3: The Grasspatch8:20
  • Worksheet 4: The Bridge6:58
  • Worksheet 5: Wild Geese2:45
  • Worksheet 6: The Field3:22
  • Worksheet 7: The Flower4:49
  • Worksheet 8: The Fruits3:11
  • Worksheet 9: The Grapes7:54
  • Worksheet 10: The Food6:32
  • Worksheet 11: The Grain3:49
  • Worksheet 12: The Ship3:48
  • Worksheet 13: The Girls 1+25:17
  • Worksheet 14: The Girls 35:46
  • Conclusion0:23

Requirements

  • This course is both for beginners as well as for advanced students.

Description

Have you ever wished to draw your own manga but have difficulty when it comes to translating your awesome pencil drawing into ink? Or are you starting out and do no feel so sure about how to use ink? Then this course is for you.

My name is Olga Rogalski from Studio Oruga and I have published manga professionally and have been in love with ink for many years. In this course I want to teach you my techniques. My technique depends a lot on developing your muscle memory and by making use of the things that are around you.

You will need:

  • Ink, nibs, a nib holder and a thin watercolor brush. As an alternative, you can use fineliners.

  • High quality printing paper fit for business cards. It´s smooth surface handles ink rather well and is cheaper than artist paper. (Personally, I use Color Copy for that.)

  • A printer.

You will learn:

  • ...how to use ink and how to create textures and patterns

  • ...how to create your own texture/pattern catalogue that you can consult in your inking

  • ...how to train your muscle memory and develop your very own inking style by working with the work sheets.

The course will include:

  • blueprints for textures and patterns

  • blueprints for the lessons so that you can work along

Who this course is for:

  • Anybody who wants to become a manga artist.

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